Colette Pichon Battle: Climate change will displace millions. Here's how we prepare

The video discusses the impact of climate change on communities, focusing on Louisiana's flood maps and global connections. It highlights the challenges of climate migration and gentrification, urging a systemic change to address the climate crisis. The speaker advocates for building collective resilience and justice, emphasizing the need for societal transformation to ensure survival and equity.

What significant event occurred two years prior to the discussion of Louisiana flood maps?

How do the flood maps illustrate the impact of Hurricane Katrina on communities?

What was the role of the land that was being lost in South Louisiana?

What did the speaker learn from talking to other communities around the globe?

What are the predicted consequences of climate change by the end of the next century?

How does the speaker describe the term 'refugees' in the context of climate disasters?

What is climate gentrification and how does it affect communities?

What changes does the speaker suggest are necessary to address climate migration?

In what ways does the speaker propose to reframe the understanding of climate change?

What is the significance of recognizing a power greater than ourselves in the context of climate justice?