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The report warned that the spillover from global climate change could be increased migration and water-related disputes, Fingar said.
NPR: Linking Climate Change, National Security
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What's more, the parts of the world where populations are growing fastest are also those most vulnerable to climate change, and a rising population will exacerbate the consequences of global warming water shortages, mass migration, declining food yields.
ECONOMIST: Demography, growth and the environment
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Many dams on the list impeded fish migration and degraded water quality.
CNN: Study opens floodgates on dam removal
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Even if migration of hydraulic fracturing fluids into water aquifers were possible, hydraulic fracturing fluids are typically 90% water, 9% sand, and less than 1% other compounds, many of which are common household products that appear in foods anyway.
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The second is that there may have been back-migration into Africa to muddy the genetic water.
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