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This is CBS I in the World. I'm John Batchford. No mad century is the book How Climate Migration

Will Re-shape Our World, The Author Guy Events. We build the cities of the future. The global

south is moving to the north. It is not stopping. It will continue for the balance of this

century. We begin with an example that Gaia gives us. It's quite wonderful about imagining

a world, the undiscovered country of the future, where a farmer in Gujarat, India, who can

no longer maintain his family because the soil becomes overheated. It is not as arable,

drought is a constant problem. He applies for migration for he and his family. There's

a form he fills out. He indicates what cities he'd like to move to and what he and his wife

can do when they get there. There are obligations when you fill his form out. He asks for Ottawa,

he asks for Manchester. However, he's assigned to Aberdeen Scotland, a wonderful city dominated

by fossil fuel in the 20th century. But here it is in the 21st century. He and his wife

have to promise to work when they get there for a job of giving them. He takes up work,

he takes up work, the children go to school, and several years later he's satisfies the

work ethic that is required for a migrant. Then he's thinking about starting a store to

sell insulation with he and his partners. That is a success story that is commonplace

in the United States. The only difference is that our hero is not a billionaire yet,

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