The article titled “In the Era of Climate Migration, What Will ‘Home’ Mean?” by Madeline Ostrander explores the evolving concept of “home” in the context of climate change and environmental challenges. The author highlights the tension between viewing home as property for financial gain and understanding it as an emotional space deeply connected to identity and community. Ostrander discusses Bell Hooks’ personal journey in finding a meaningful home and the idea of an “ethic of place.” The article also delves into the history of NIMBYism (Not In My Backyard) and its implications for environmental activism. Ultimately, it argues that in an era of climate upheaval, the concept of home as a place of meaning and belonging may hold the key to resilience and community building.