Changing the discourse on environmental migration | Natalie Haas | TEDxIxelles

Imagine 2070 if nothing changes for the better: Nearly one-fifth of the world, uninhabitable due to severe environmental stressors. Billions of people, who call this land home, forced to move. Here's how, together, we can create "a new story to tell".

As a young professional, trained in pedagogy, political science and conflict resolution, Natalie aims to advocate for the dignity and rights of the most vulnerable. In her research as well as her project- and fieldwork, she has dedicated special attention to intersectional issues of people affected by climate change, the situation of women and girls, young people and children, and migrants and refugees.

[jayrizzo]

Youtube is being sneaky.
Horizontal layout only shows the thumbs down but the vertical layout shows both. I don't know how many are like this but found several video's so far.

[deborascardacchi]

Wow, thank you for this brilliant and important talk.

[TomNook.]

Stop blaming the developed world for not allowing migrants in. Many modern infrastructures e.g. education, health services in such countries are already at breaking point. Their population densities are among the worst in the world. e.g. London, Netherlands, Denmark

[pesolikestea]

Ted talks are really going down hill Avenue

[losaltoshillsguy]

The developing world has been criminally negligent when it comes to practicing birth control.

[ludwigvanbeethoven]

The Quality of the TEDx Talks is worsening. Everybody can have a TEDx Talk nowadays if it contains gender inequality, migration, climate change or body-shaming

[kingsleymark]

*it requires money to make money this is the best secret I have ever heard we don't make money we make multiple money*

[watchrami]

This is a sad presentation. Watching for 5 minutes and no facts or insights yet.

[Semper_Iratus]

Save the planet for rich people to enjoy.

[kirannikam]

We need to take care of nature before things get worse

[antikytheramechanism]

These extreme predictions never happen, but certainly they are an excuse for what the elites want to do anyway which is allow migration to areas that are very, very successful because of the historical populations that lived there.

[bukurie]

😍🐝Congratulation!Politics of Emigration to be on movement free on the whole world is best🌐

[johnjames]

if klaus schwab and jill gates had a baby

[defendliberty]

What "environmental migration"? When did such a thing happen?

[TomNook.]

Russia has a LOT of land with not many people. Shame its not exactly a country known for being hospitable.

[GlenBixley]

But this would mean those who consider themselves to be more important then the rest of the world "MIGHT" loose some comfort. - they wont like that.

[human-vxxc]

I cant be the only one who think she looks like Merle O'Neal from Goodful, right?

[motivationeyes]

This🎆🎆 man has done more to change people's lives than almost anyone else in the last decade. What do you think?

[johnjames]

is it me or has the TED talks are getting really cringy? climate migration? you mean terraforming through the use of weapons that use climate. sea levels dont rise!! what is this 1992?
climate change is about real as corona

[everythingmatters]

If you consult graphs of Arctic sea ice melt, you will see we are on track for an ice free Arctic before 2050. The planet will heat up exponentially after that happens. Migrate now.