Europe Must Accelerate Its Climate Adaptation
It’s easy to get caught up on how climate change affects everything from Germany-Italy bond spreads to efforts to reach NATO’s defense spending targets.
by Noah Gordon
published by on November 17, 2022
Foreign Policy
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Climate, Geopolitics, and SecurityClimate change, and the responses to it, will reshape geopolitics and the global security landscape. With this project, Carnegie intends to contribute to the growing body of research on climate geopolitics and engage with policymakers to ensure that the latest, best knowledge is reflected in governmental strategies and security budgets. The project will generate an edited volume and a series of private workshops and public events.
This project is led by Dan Baer and Noah Gordon and is supported by the Open Society Foundations.
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