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    US must act to protect climate migrants, government report says

    by Anna M. Phillips, Los Angeles Times Oct 21, 2021 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON — National security officials warn that worsening heat waves, droughts and other climate-fueled hazards are likely to drive a surge in global migration in the coming decades, increasing political instability among the United States’ allies and strengthening its adversaries.

    The analysis issued Thursday marks the first such government report on the effects of climate on migration. It found that migrants forced from their homes by climate-related events are likely to seek refuge in the nearest stable democratic nations that

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