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National Security Implications of Global Climate Change
to 2030
more We (US Intelligence Community) judge global climate
change will have wide-ranging implications for US national
security
interests
over
the next 20 years.
Although the United States will be less affected and
is better equipped
than most nations to deal with climate change, and may
even see a benefit
owing to increases in agriculture productivity, infrastructure
repair and replacement
will be costly.
We judge that the most significant impact
for
the United States will be indirect and result from climate-driven
effects
on many other countries and their potential to seriously
affect US national security
interests. We assess that climate change alone is unlikely
to trigger
state failure in any state out to 2030, but the impacts
will worsen existing
problems—such
as poverty, social tensions, environmental degradation,
ineffectual leadership, and weak political institutions.
Recent
Archive
- “Barcelona
Process: Union for the Mediterranean”: Ministers
meet in Marseille to endorse its working modalities
and to agree priorities for 2009
- US
Defense Critical Infrastructure: Developing Training
Standards and an Awareness of Existing Expertise Would
Help DOD Assure the Availability of Critical Infrastructure
- Burma/Myanmar
Day: civil society and future prospects
- New
EU-Australia Partnership Framework to be endorsed during
the EU-Australia Troika meeting in Paris
- New
Commission report assesses European trade strengths
in a changing global economy
- José Manuel
Durão Barroso, President of the European Commission,
Europe and Asia must be involved with their global
partners in finding solutions to this global crisis",
ASEM Summit, Beijing, 24 October 2008
- Jose
Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission,
Opening of the International Donors' Conference for
Georgia , Georgia Donors Conference, Brussels, 22 October
2008
- Benita
Ferrero-Waldner, Commissioner for External Relations
and European Neighbourhood Policy, Donors conference
for Georgia: time to walk our talk, Georgia Donors
Conference; Brussels, 22 October 2008
- EU
assistance fact sheet: GEORGIA
- International
Donors' Conference for Georgia: call for wide international
support for stabilisation and growth in Georgia
- Benita
Ferrero-Waldner, Commissioner for External Relations
and European Neighbourhood Policy, EU/Russia: a challenging
partnership, but one of the most important of our times,
EP Plenary Debate on EU/Russia, Strasbourg, 21 October
- EU-Mexico
Summit in Mexico City, 13th-14th October 2008
- Europe
and Asia Leaders meet in Beijing for 7th ASEM Summit
- 7th
ASEM Summit, ASEM partners account for a third of EU27
imports and 18% of exports, An EU27 trade deficit of
more than 230 bn euro in 2007
- Olli
Rehn, EU Commissioner for Enlargement, Serbian Business
and European Integration, Serbian Business Conference,
Brussels, 20 October 2008
- The
European Commission welcomes the meeting between the
EU Troïka and the Cuban government as a very positive
step
- US
Defense Management: DOD Can Establish More Guidance
for Biometrics Collection and Explore Broader Data
Sharing
- EU-Canada
Summit confirms close ties
- Preventing
and combating human trafficking: the Commission calls
for extraordinary effort by the EU and Member States
in 2009
- EU
HR Javier Solana welcomes the progress in the conduct
of the elections in Azerbaijan
- EU
HR Javier SOLANA confirms the withdrawal of Russian
forces from the zones adjacent to South Ossetia and
Abkhazia
- Statement
by EU HR Javier SOLANA on the withdrawal of Russian
troops
- Remarks
by EU HR Javier SOLANA at the Conference "National
Interests and European Foreign Policy" in Berlin
- US
Department of Defense: A Departmentwide Framework to
Identify and Report Gaps in the Defense Supplier Base
Is Needed
- EU
HR Javier SOLANA strongly condemns the attack against
military forces in Turkey
- EU
HR Javier SOLANA congratulates Police Commissioner
Kai VITTRUP on his appointment as the new Head of the
EU Police Mission in Afghanistan
- EU
HR Javier Solana met Branko CRVENKOVSKI, President
of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
- Summary
of remarks by EU HR Javier SOLANA at the informal meeting
of EU defence ministers
- Contingency
Contracting: DOD, State, and USAID Contracts and Contractor
Personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan
- Provincial
Reconstruction Teams in Afghanistan and Iraq
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