Millions abandoned their homes during the 1930s drought, prompting the Resettlement Administration's creation. Today, climate change threatens Americans' homes, yet no agency offers relocation support.
The Internal Displacement Monitoring Center reported 543,000 Americans fleeing disasters at the end of 2022. Without federal assistance, those impacted are left without options.
Wealthy cities have invested significantly in infrastructure to protect against climate change, while rural communities often lack the resources to safeguard their homes.
The U.S. historically offered compensation for land taken but fails to support rural communities facing displacement due to climate change, creating disparity in aid.
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