<h1>Climate Change Drives Male Migration, Leaving Women to Rebuild Families and Communities in Flood-Ravaged Regions</h1> In Assam's Dhemaji district, climate-induced floods have forced men to migrate for work, leaving women to manage households and cope with environmental challenges. Families struggle with income loss, agricultural uncertainty, and emotional strain. Women handle rebuilding homes, caring for children and livestock, and maintaining family survival while men work in distant cities. Researchers highlight the vulnerability of these communities to recurring floods and the complex socio-economic impacts of climate-driven migration.