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Steve Vavrus on Madison as a climate migrant destination

Wisconsin State Climatology Office Director Steve Vavrus details conditions in Madison and around Wisconsin that may attract and deter migration to the region by people fleeing climate change impacts.

By Hannah Ritvo | Here & Now

May 21, 2024 • South Central Region

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Wisconsin State Climatology Office Director Steve Vavrus details conditions in Madison and around Wisconsin that may attract and deter migration to the region by people fleeing climate change impacts.

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