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China’s aggressive pursuit of artificial intelligence harkens a future where bytes and algorithms challenge traditional battlefield superiority. If the U.S. government doesn’t set guardrails now, American firms pursuing lucrative Chinese markets may vanguard the Chinese Communist Party’s transition to fifth-generation warfare.
Sustained recurrence of obesity in the U.S. military poses a dire threat to operational readiness. Combating stigma is the first step.
As policymakers look beyond doomsday scenarios, practical and responsible policy is critical to maintaining America’s leadership in AI.
The benefits of strong clean car standards and the clean energy transition don’t just result in lower GHG emissions and better health outcomes—ther...
The U.S. Army has more than 130 installations worldwide and has a stated goal of operating a microgrid on all Army installations by 2035. With only...
The 2023 Farm Bill stands poised to redefine the fabric of the U.S.’s farmlands, foodscape, and their relationship with the natural environment. It...
From natural disasters to terrorism, Yllemo gave several examples of how climate is impacting military readiness and the security environment abroad.
In a conversation with CCP officials on Friday, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that U.S. legislation regarding China is
Sponsored by OSD EI&E, the workshop provided key insight into DoD’s climate resilience efforts.
The electrification of defense vehicles means more than financial savings or emissions reductions—it means increased readiness and lethality.
The beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War in February 2022 very quickly revealed the power of quality over quantity.
The U.S.’s climate envoy, John Kerry, visited China last week, emphasizing that climate change is a “universal threat” and that U.S.-China climate ...
Through research and public engagements, ASP is fostering dialogue and building consensus on the national security impacts of climate change.
The spread of nuclear weapons and increasing numbers of nuclear forces worldwide represents the greatest danger to mankind.
ASP's energy security research covers the spectrum of energy sources, from nuclear, wind, and solar, to fusion and other innovative technologies.
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