ASP Intern Angus Soderberg was selected to attend the Aspen Institute’s Future Leaders Climate Summit in Miami Beach from March 3-6, 2023.Read more...

Electrification and EVs can reduce U.S. exposure to energy supply shocks and mitigate the risk of fuel disruption for military operations.Read more...

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Drought multiplies threats not only to individual states, but also to national security, including military bases. To build enduring advantages, planning for the far-reaching implications that events such as drought have on military bases is necessary.  Read more...

The race for the future of EV batteries is on and the lithium-ion battery currently used in most EVs presents several tactical challenges. Any comprehensive use of EVs in combat is still several years away, but the current advances in battery technology indicate the promise of EVs for non-tactical, light-duty, and support vehicles. Read more...

On January 25th, the American Security Project hosted its third webinar in the “Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis” series, providing a balanced discussion of the barriers and solutions to scaling up carbon capture.Read more...

With the world pivoting to clean energy, China's increasing presence in deep-sea mining presents multiple energy, military, and climate security concerns.Read more...

On December 13th, the American Security Project hosted the second webinar in the “Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis” series, this time investigating hydrogen energy.Read more...

COP27 took place in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt between November 6th to 18th, 2022 with representatives from almost 200 countries discussing climate action.Read more...

Arctic warming will impose distinct consequences on geopolitical positions and the balance of power, especially for Russia and China.Read more...