For decades, scientists warned that human-induced climate change could put communities in danger around the world. Those threats are becoming increasingly evident in Texas.
, posing risks for recreational use and consumption.
Texas’ warming temperatures are also more inviting to insects that carry and transmit diseases historically seen in the tropics. That’s what , when hundreds of Texans in the Dallas area were diagnosed with the mosquito-transmitted West Nile virus after a warm winter., also transmitted by mosquitoes, are expected to become more common in warming climates.As communities around the globe increasingly feel the impacts of climate change, more people could head to Texas.how states along the U.S.-Mexico border have become destinations for thousands of people fleeing Central America because of climate change, food insecurity and poverty.
And with sea levels rising along the U.S. coast, about 1.5 million Americans could relocate to Texas by 2100, according to a . The Austin-Round Rock area would be the top destination, according to the study, but the Houston and Dallas areas could also see a large influx of climate migrants.ScreendoorDisclosure: Politico, Texas A&M University, the Texas General Land Office and the University of Texas at Austin have been financial supporters of The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that is funded in part by donations from members, foundations and corporate sponsors.
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