Environmental Studies and Forestry

Food demand displaced by global refugee migration influences water use in already water stressed countries

L. Bertassello, M. F. Müller, et al.

Millions of refugees have relocated to water-scarce countries, impacting local water security. This research by Leonardo Bertassello, Marc F. Müller, Adam Wiechman, Gopal Penny, Marta Tuninetti, and Michèle C. Müller-Itten reveals that refugee displacements have significantly increased water stress, suggesting that minor adjustments in food supply and resettlement procedures could alleviate pressures on these vulnerable regions.

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