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5:38Now PlayingMiami gasped a sigh of relief after Irma passed. Despite dodging the worst scenario, a direct impact of a category 5 hurricane, hundreds of thousands left their coastal homes and headed north or into inner city neighborhoods, a path millions of people are expected to follow in the coming decades.
Climate change could make this exodus permanent. Experts warn of the emergence of climate gentrification: the displacement of residents from the poorest neighborhoods in Miami, which are also those that live on relatively high ground. The phenomenon is expected to reshape the southern coast of Florida and transform the real estate market.
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