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  <title>S8 Episode 7: Climate Migration: Why People Leave and What Might Help Them Stay</title>
  <description>In this episode of Ways &amp;amp;amp; Means: the hidden role that climate plays in the story of migration. How a changing climate is driving thousands of people to enter the U.S. each year. And how relatively small, inexpensive changes on the ground could make a difference with a daunting geopolitical problem. This is the seventh episode in our “Climate Change Solutions” series, where we look at research-based ideas to help cool a rapidly heating planet. Guests:  Sarah Bermeo&amp;amp;nbsp;is a political economist and associate professor of public policy and political science in the Sanford School at Duke University. She directs&amp;amp;nbsp;Duke’s Program on Climate-Related Migration. Abrahm Lustgarten is a ProPublica reporter.&amp;amp;nbsp;His new book,&amp;amp;nbsp;On The Move,The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America,&amp;amp;nbsp;explores the connection between climate change, American lives and migration. Pedro Santos is a Honduran farmer. Also: voices of migrants from Guatemala  Season 8 of Ways &amp;amp;amp; Means is made possible thanks to support from the Office of the Provost at Duke University.&amp;amp;nbsp;Find out more about the Duke Climate Commitment. </description>
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