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Global Warming and International Security Project Launches Visual Demonstration
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November 7, 2007 |
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| The Center for Defense Information’s new project on the relationship between climate change and international security has created a visual demonstration to encourage thinking about the potential security impacts of climate change. It permits users to generate randomized scenarios of conflict linked to climate change and view them on a world map. Written by CDI Research Assistant Todd Fine, it remains an experimental work-in-progress but hopes to encourage outside contribution and generate an accumulation of conflict scenarios that could be used in future wargaming.
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Todd Fine
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Warmfighting: The New Strategic Document Requirements
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September 19, 2007 |
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| In this week’s Senate debate on the defense authorization bill, Iraq, immigration, and other amendments will likely receive the most attention. However, one small but significant provision, which has mostly escaped public scrutiny and was also included in the House version, has the ambitious intent to transform the language the government uses to discuss climate change. CDI Research Assistant Todd Fine explains. |
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Todd Fine
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Green Paper by the Commission of the European Communities
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July 31, 2007 |
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| This report underlines the need to research both mitigation of climate change and adaptation to its potential consequences, focusing on the importance of early EU action, and working to involve the integrated efforts of researchers, European society, business as well as the public sector.
To access the report, visit:
http://www.epha.org/IMG/pdf/Green_paper_on_climate_change.pdf
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National Security and the Threat of Climate Change
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July 27, 2007 |
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| This CNA Corporation report, "National Security and the Threat of Climate Change," found at SecurityAndClimate.cna.org, is compiled with comments from the CNA Military Advisory Board, and includes the geo-strategic implications of climate change, regional impacts, potential impacts on military systems and function, finally concluding with recommendations for helping the DOD to cope with these future issues. |
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