The movement of masses of people from one place to another is tearing nations apart politically, economically and emotionally ...

Discover the history of US Route 66, the 'Mother Road,' established in 1926. Learn why this iconic highway is a symbol of ...

Dust Bowl Tournament tips off ...

The potential for water-driven migration in America is not without historical precedent. The Dust Bowl of the 1930s offers critical insights into how environmental crises can trigger mass population ...

Ross, who died in 1992, was active during some of the most sweeping and consequential periods of California history, from the Dust Bowl migration to the incarceration of Japanese Americans during ...

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 ...

“The catastrophic wildfires burning in Southern California combined with destructive hurricane impacts last year have been the worst series of natural disasters in America since the Dust Bowl in ...

Though Rush's family left after the Dust Bowl years were officially over, they took the same path — traveling Route 66, which the migrants called "the Mother Road," until they reached California.

“People who were survivors of the dust bowl and lost everything and came to California were shown as victims,” Dunkle said. “She didn’t like that. She saw her family as survivors.