Ecological migration - refugee

In this study, the facts, that the global warming and climate change's effects on the migration fact, areconsidered. The studies show that the land might experienced a harsh climate change which had continued for a million year in ice age. What's more, the humanity had experienced a variety of climate changes in the period between 8000-7000 BC in different degrees. Additionally these changes happened gradually and by natural factors. However, for the first time in history, a climate change, which triggered antropocentrically, has experienced since the industrial revolution. In the atmosphere, the greenhouse gas has collected and the carbondioxid emision has increased. These factors effects the rising of the heat rates globally. The situation has a power to form a draughtness in continental areas such as Africa and Asia. The Global warming can cause to water shortage, food crisis and contagious diseases which are able to effect human life dramatically, especially in terms of the citizens of the underdeveloped countries. Obviously the situation has a encouraging character these people to migrate toward more liveable areas. Specifically it should be expected inevitably that the migration demand and illegal/legal immigration issue will come into the question in terms of economically developed and more liveable contries such as North Europe and USA highlight as purposed destinations