President Stephen Cheney explains how climate change impacts our military bases and national security position abroad.Read more...
President Stephen Cheney explains how climate change impacts our military bases and national security position abroad.Read more...
This August, the U.S. Army released their Army Climate Resilience Handbook (ACRH), aiming to assist Army planners in assessing and applying climate exposure impact risk to planning and installation processes in various locations.Read more...
A melting Arctic is a more accessible Arctic—we are already seeing renewed great power competition in the region, as well as greater opportunities for natural resource exploration.Read more...
Transitioning to clean energy is a national security imperative, as climate feedback loops (fueled by non-renewables) pose threats to our national security. Read more...
On August 21st, ASP Consensus Member and former board member, LtGen John Castellaw USMC (Ret.) wrote an op-ed for the The Tennessean on the national security concerns surrounding climate change.Read more...
Host Andrew Holland and Dr. David Rolnick discuss the impact artificial intelligence can have on the fight against climate change.Read more...
While China has reduced its carbon intensity, a measure of emissions per unit of GDP, net carbon emissions have continued to rise. To avoid a 1.5° C increase in global temperatures, China must reduce emissions.Read more...
As the Hindu Kush-Himalayan (HKH) region warms, the glacial water that feeds five of the world’s largest rivers will decrease, leaving downstream countries desperate for water—potentially desperate enough to go to war.Read more...
