Climate change and internal migration

[Samof94]

I personally think they this is an inevitability in this country and every other one out other. This is because many places will literally be uninhabitable within a century given they’ll be underwater. Southern Louisiana is an obvious example as is Venice. What are your opinions on this given that this will invariably change things, especially regarding Florida.

[Samof94]

Isn't the consensus that the Midwest/Great Lakes area will be hotbeds for climate refugees?

I expect that the same will be true in those parts of the northern interior west with plentiful water supply - Montana and northern Idaho, mainly. I would not be surprised if Montana and Idaho have 5+ million people apiece in 60 or 70 years.

Prairie provinces in Canada too.