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Climate Change in Central America's Dry Corridor Drives Migration
Original: Climate Change Impacts in Central American Dry Corridor: A Catalyst for Internal and International Migration
Prolonged droughts and erratic rainfall in Central America's Dry Corridor are undermining farming livelihoods and pushing families to move, both within their countries and northward toward the United States. The Human Rights Research Center frames climate change as a direct catalyst for migration, highlighting food insecurity and displacement risks across El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
Why now: Climate-driven displacement in the Dry Corridor remains a pressing humanitarian and policy concern shaping regional migration debates.
Central American Dry CorridorHuman Rights Research CenterGuatemalaHondurasEl Salvador
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- Climate Change Impacts in Central American Dry Corridor: A Catalyst for Internal and International Migration · Human Rights Research Center | HRRC
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