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• TITLE: Funding Climate Change Haven Communities across the Political Spectrum: From Free-Market Capitalism to State-Directed Economies

  AUTHORS: Elizabeth C. Hirschman, Emma Arnoux, Tze-Wei Huang, Inez Latapia, Hugo Rodriquez, Carmen Vacas

  KEYWORDS: Climate Change Haven Communities, European Union, France Climate Change, Spain Climate Change, Taiwan Region Climate Change, United States Climate Change, Free-Market Capitalism, Industrial Revolution, State-Directed Economies

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol.16 No.2, February 28, 2025

  ABSTRACT: We examine possible funding sources for constructing Climate Change Haven Communities on a global basis. Areas of the planet that have the potential to house persons migrating to “safe havens” in their own or other countries will require the rapid construction of communities capable of supporting them, their families, businesses and farms. However, different political-economic conditions are found across the areas which can serve as locations for these Climate Change Haven Communities. We develop funding and construction strategies for the United States (free-market capitalism), France and Spain (European Union supported economies), and Taiwan region (state-directed economy). The proposals for the Taiwan region should also be applicable to the rest of China.