Climate migration will blur the differences between people in different regions of the world.
American scientists argue that droughts, rising sea levels and changing rainfall will lead to more intense migration around the globe. By 2050, the number of "climate migrants" will exceed 140 million.
This situation will lead to the fact that the face of humanity will completely change. In no later than 10 generations, people all over the Earth will have a single phenotype. “Racism will become a thing of the past, because all people will become similar to each other,” says biologist Scott Solomon.
Another important change will affect immunity. By migrating from tropical regions, residents of temperate latitudes will have to develop resistance to exotic diseases that migrants bring with them. According to forecasts, climate migration will enter its most active phase in 100-125 years.
Climate change will not bypass Russia either. According to the report of the Ministry of Nature of the Russian Federation, the climate in the country is changing much faster than in other regions of the world. This has not yet led to a change in the appearance of the average Russian, but has already caused an increase in the number of infectious diseases in the central and southern regions of Russia.