Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
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What is our mission?
What is our mission?
Our mission is to assist refugees displaced by climate change, providing them a place to stay and helping them to integrate into a new country through due process.
How do we plan to help refugees?
How do we plan to help refugees?
We organize protests and petitions to abolish anti-immigration laws, giving these refugees a voice during legal proceedings. We also draft up plans for temporary immigration towns, and help spread the word to combat misinformation and scapegoating.
What dangers do climate refugees face?
What dangers do climate refugees face?
Most climate refugees (~90%) are displaced from their homes by disasters like floods, storms, and wildfires. Fleeing from these dangers at home, they instead face dangers of racism and systematic oppression in another country.
What are the most affected areas?
What are the most affected areas?
According to a recent census, ~50% of US immigrants are from South America, while 30% come from Asia and 10% come from Europe. If the equator were to heat up as expected, South American and Asian numbers would grow even higher, likely fleeing to states like Texas, California, Florida, or New York.
What does immigration do for the US?
What does immigration do for the US?
More refugees being integrated into major cities would create more job opportunities (not "stealing" jobs), meaning more tax revenue and a better workforce and GDP. Along with economic benefits, the US has always been a melting pot of culture, which immigration only serves to enrich.
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