Climate change and international migration: Exploring the macroeconomic channel

Fig 4. Country level, climate change impact on emigration under SSP5–8.5 scenario and short-term impact method for the three different assumptions regarding emigration rates. Positive values represent increase in emigration flows under the climate change impact case. The change is calculated as relative to a baseline scenario without climate change impact. Values represent the mean reached within the 30-years period of 3˚C global warming (see Methods), and are then averaged along the ensemble of GCMs. Panel (a) shows the change under the CR assumption, panel (b) covers the T0 assumption and panel (c) the TS assumption. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0276764.g004 PLOS ONE Climate change and international migration: Exploring the macroeconomic channel PLOS ONE | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0276764 November 16, 2022 16 / 25