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Apr 12, 2023 1 hr 54 min

Diaspora & Climate Migration

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Welcome back to the podcast! Today I have sat with me Dr Bamo Nouri, here for a second episode. Today, we are discussing Diaspora, and climate Migration. Diaspora is the movement, migration, or scattering of a people away from an established or ancestral homeland. Climate migration is now becoming an even bigger problem because people are having to leave their origins, this now becoming more and more of a problem because people do not want to leave their homelands due to tragedy. Also, western nations are being put under more pressure to accommodate them. However, as Dr Nouri says in the podcast there is great value is Diaspora and, the mixing of cultures, the sharing of knowledge. This podcast covers a wide range of topics not least Diaspora and climate migration, we also touch on racism and health health, the UN and how they plan to prepare for more of these climate related disasters. I hope you all enjoy this half as much as I enjoyed recording, and editing this for you all. Most of you will remember Dr Nouri from my previous episode Americanism. Below I have attached all details, and links to the podcast, and you can also get in touch with Dr Nouri via his twitter account. Take care, everybody. Link to all my podcast and Platforms - https://linktr.ee/lazospodcast Dr Nouri on Twitter - @Bamonouri Instagram - @lazo.podcast / @_lazo95 Twitter - @lazospodcast

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