On January 12th, the American Security Project (ASP) hosted an event on the international cooperation needed for climate change.Read more...

As climate change threatens our national security, reducing emissions is a pressing problem, particularly when they come from our agriculture. Luckily, there are some innovative, sustainable solutions available. Read more...

ARC31 focused on COVID-19 and climate change and the extent to which they contribute to human insecurity and conflict in Africa. Two of the conference’s reports demonstrate that climate change, food insecurity, and gender inequality are hindering Africa’s development.Read more...

On December 2nd, the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Navy and Marine Corps Readiness held a hearing, during which climate change, and the threat it poses to US national security interests, was discussed.  Read more...

For the first time this year, the US Department of Defense's report on top management and operational challenges raised the profile of climate change as a major threat to US national peace and security.Read more...

Throughout the United States, local governments and independent investors have recognized the consistent growth in clean energy generation and sales. The success of the clean electrical sector makes us more secure, and can be attributed to a combination of free market mechanisms and climate-friendly government policies.Read more...

ASP Board Member John Kerry will join the Biden Administration as Climate Envoy on the National Security Council. Read on for why this is important for fighting the battle for climate security. Read more...

On November 12, commentary from ASP President Brigadier General Stephen Cheney was featured in a Military.com article on the necessity of building a sea wall around Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. Read more...

Climate change is fueling China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region, and to counter this influence, the US will have to address the climate concerns of the region's island nations, starting with the Maldives. Read more...

On the campaign trail, President-Elect Joe Biden proposed a $2 trillion plan to tackle climate change, going further than any previous administration. If implemented in full, Biden's plan may have important national security implications, involving energy security, military infrastructure, and international cooperation.Read more...