Move: The Economy of the Future
summary
Predicts large-scale population shifts as NASA climate‑suitability maps show red zones losing livability and places like the Great Lakes, Scandinavia, western Russia and parts of Canada gaining people; models billions of migrants over coming decades. Advocates movable cities and infrastructure, mobile housing and colonies powered by solar wind and batteries with recycled water and hydroponic/aquaponic food, plus mitigation tools such as direct air capture and stratospheric aerosol injection and governance changes like passports on apps and blockchain IDs. Calls for a Manhattan‑scale push for adaptation and stewardship.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:02Kinds of Geography
- 2:21Political Geography
- 3:24Human Geography
- 4:32Climate Change
- 5:58Geoengineering
- 10:18Geography and the Technology
