What is the direction of climate migration?

The direction of climate migration refers to the direction in which people are forced to leave their homes due to frequent natural disasters caused by climate change. According to the research of foreign academic circles, population migration is not only a coping mechanism of climate change, but also influenced by a series of national background, society, politics and economic environment. Therefore, the direction of climate migration is not single, but diverse. For example, in Bangladesh, people are displaced by natural events caused by climate change, such as sea level rise, river erosion, floods and droughts. In Toronto, immigrants are distributed in a mosaic shape, and immigrants of different races like to live in similar areas. Therefore, it is impossible to simply predict the direction of climate migration, and many factors need to be considered comprehensively.