 Another area of recent interest has been the implications of occupancy rights, which are discussed in self-determination theories, and has recently been deployed in relation to indigenous land rights (Colburn 2019), gentrification (Huber &amp; Wolkenstein 2018), wrongful expulsion from land (Moore 2013), and people who inhabit islands which are doomed to sink with the effect of climate change (Blomfield 2019; Kolers 2012a; Nine 2019). If these theorists are correct to theorize a moral relationship between people and place, then, the loss suffered by people who are displaced by climate change cannot be redressed fully simply by allowing them to migrate to another place: they have lost their home and community, and the place that they are attached to. 