Summary of Environment Refugees Unable to Return Home

         
          In Environment Refugees Unable to Return Home by Joanna Kakissis， the author mentions that more people who lost their home in developing world and move to other cities as “Climate Migrations“ because of aggravating climate conditions. Displaced people whose homes were destroyed by natural disasters
have to move to large cities, then make money hardly. In Bangladesh， the immigrants who move to Dhaka have changed into settling； in addtion，its gutters are prone to injure from global warming. Many displaced persons are temporarily living in  areas of danger and poverty. The article gives many examples to show difficult living conditions of refugees. International communities want to give a hand to these people who lost their home because of natural disasters. These displaced people want to return home， but they are disillusioned because of destitution.

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