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Study
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Year
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Author
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Synopsis
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National Security and the Threat of Climate Change
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2007
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The CNA Corporation
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A board of U.S. Military retired flag and general officers provide a perspective on the potential national security implications of climate change.
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The Age of Consequences, Foreign Policy and National Security Implications of Global Climate Change
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2007
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Campbell et al., Center for New American Security
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A projection and discussion of three (expected, severe, and catastrophic) potential climate scenarios as viewed through the eyes of national security and foreign policy.
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The Arctic Climate Change and Security Policy Conference, Final Report and Findings
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2008
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Yalowitz et al., Dartmouth College
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Results and findings from a December 2008 conference on the subject of Arctic climate change and security policy, as addressed through an international group of academics, scientists, government officials, and representatives of indigenous peoples.
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Impact of Climate Change on Colombia’s National and Regional Security
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2009a
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Catarious and Espach, The CNA Corporation
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Projected impacts of climate change on Colombia’s natural systems and resources and potential follow-on regional effects.
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Climate-Related Impacts on National Security in Mexico and Central America, Interim Report
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2009
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The Royal United Services Institute
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An examination of potential climate change impacts in Mexico and Central America, and their projected political, social, and security implications.
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Socioeconomic and Security Implications of Climate Change in China, Conference Paper
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2009
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The CNA Corporation
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An examination of the security implications of climate change in China from Chinese, American, and British Perspectives.
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National Security Implications of Climate Change for U.S. Naval Forces: Letter Report
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2010e
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National Research Council
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First component of a study to assess the implications of climate change for the U.S. Naval Services.
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