Mexico's drought fuels migration
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•Drought Is an Immigration Issue
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Climate change is pushing people to cross borders, especially the southern border of the U.S. , says Frida Ghitis .
Ghitis: Drought and other climate disasters will help propel more people north.
She says the next administration could be setting the country up for the opposite: Migration is one way of adapting.
Climate finance is a nebulous category, and a lack of transparency about how the funds get spent can undermine the process.
The Biden administration had plans to fund $3 billion worth of climate adaptation internationally each year , with a special focus on water security.
Those plans are unlikely to continue into the next Trump administration.
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