consequences of migration ap human geography

What are the 5 negative effects of migration?
Negatives impacts:
Pressure on public services such as schools, housing and healthcare;Overcrowding;Language and cultural barriers can exist;Increased level of pollution;Increased pressure on natural resources;Racial tensions and discrimination;Gender imbalance – usually more men migrate.
What are the consequences of early human migration?
Effects of migration
Introducing new crops and farming techniques altered the natural landscape.
Raising cattle also displaced wild animal species.
Agriculture improved the ability of Bantu-speakers to reproduce and expand more quickly.
What are the consequences of migration in geography?
Migration also affects the demographic structure of urban areas by increasing population load, which can further lead to unemployment, poor quality of life, and ultimately commission of crimes.
It also affects the birth rate, death rate, sex ratio, and infertility rate of an area.
The effect of migration on the mental health of individuals depends on the magnitude of strains in the recipient country and can be mediated by the migrant's social resources (i.e. social networks, language skills, education level, etc.).
Migration may also affect risk perception and risk behaviour.

Migration may be negative for origin countries due to Brain Drain, and the loss of young people. Migration can also cause other problems, such as Segregation, Cultural Clash, Discrimination and Human Trafficking.

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