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Extreme Weather Will Upend U.S.-China Competition

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By Alice Hill, Mengye Zhu
| Foreign Affairs Verified
Climate change looms in the background of the contest between China and the United States. It is the underappreciated factor that could determine who wins the race to develop frontier technologies, gain economic advantages, and secure influence across the world. And as global temperatures continue to climb, its role will become harder to ignore—because the two countries, the world’s largest emitters of carbon dioxide, both face great risks from climate-related extreme weather.
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A Super El Niño Looks Likely This Year. Here’s How to Limit the Worst of Its Deadly Heat

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By Alice Hill, Kathy Baughman McLeod
| The Council on Foreign Relations
Alice C. Hill is an expert on the risks associated with climate change and a former senior director for resilience policy on the National Security Council. Kathy Baughman McLeod is chief executive officer of HERA, a global non-governmental organization dedicated to women-centered heat solutions. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has confirmed that the climate pattern known as El Niño is already underway and will likely strengthen through the Northern Hemisphere winter.
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The Climate Threat

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By Alice Hill
| The Council on Foreign Relations
The effects of climate change are already redrawing the map of global power, and will likely continue to do so for decades and centuries to come. More intense storms, rising seas, prolonged heat waves, deeper droughts, and larger wildfires have touched every corner of the globe, confronting the United States with climate-altered geography, increased global and internal migration, water scarcity, and the prospect of sustained economic losses. Rising seas shrink land mass.
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