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Upcoming Climate and Security Events Around the World

New_Orleans_USACE-Blackhawk-A-09-04-05_0072As a testament to the increasing demand for a broader and more nuanced understanding of how climate change interacts with foreign policy and national security priorities, there are A LOT of great upcoming climate and security events. Below is a list of public events with links to more information. We will be providing summaries of as many of these as possible via this blog, Twitter (@CntrClimSec) and Facebook (Center for Climate and Security). If you plan on attending, or following along online, keep the conversation flowing by using the hashtag #ClimateSecurity.


October and November Climate and Security Events

  • Oct. 21 – Norwegian Embassy, 2015 Henry Bacon Breakfast Seminar, Security Implications of Climate Change, Washington, DC, USA
  • Nov. 17 – Center for Climate and Security, “Asia-Pacific Rebalance, Security & Climate Change Report Launch & Reception” (Save the Date), Washington, DC, USA

2 Comments

  1. Joseph Foltz says:

    Excellent round-up, thank you for distributing.

    Sent from my iPhone

    On Oct 8, 2015, at 8:49 AM, The Center for Climate & Security wrote:

    WordPress.com Caitlin Werrell and Francesco Femia posted: “As a testament to the increasing demand for a broader and more nuanced understanding of how climate change interacts with foreign policy and national security priorities, there are A LOT of great upcoming climate and security events. Below is a list of pu”

  2. Vlad Fomin says:

    Hello! Thanks for the information. However, I believe that the theme and the results of these measures will not contribute to the appearance of at least a light of optimism. Moreover, I am convinced that the full picture – climate change and increase the risk for mankind – more than obvious – has long been depicted Secretary John Kerry in his speeches. In addition, long and carefully studying the prospects of the Conference of the OSCE in Vienna, Austria – October 28 beginning – I felt not only disappointed, but also received a slight depression … for two days. It is also convinced that any of the planned activities – from the list – will not be questioned about the active combat climate change. Moreover, … would not even be a question about the apparent tendency of tightening the impact of climate change on the area of residence of humanity … – especially in Eurasia and North America. Very sorry.
    Yours faithfully, Dr. Vlad Fomin

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