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The environment can generate both push and pull factors that lead to increased migration.
The environment can generate both push and pull factors that lead to increased migration.
Environmental factors only involve pull factors that bring people to places with favorable climate and resources.
Environmental factors only involve pull factors that bring people to places with favorable climate and resources.
Environmental influences through slow-onset changes are the only things that lead to migration in the modern world.
Environmental influences through slow-onset changes are the only things that lead to migration in the modern world.
Environmental conditions mainly inhibit migration because of natural barriers.
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The best assessment of how environmental conditions can influence migration is:
The environment can generate both push and pull factors that lead to increased migration.
This response captures the complexity of how environmental factors can lead to people leaving their current locations (push factors) due to unfavorable conditions, as well as attracting them to new areas (pull factors) with better environmental conditions or resources.
