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Indonesia in 2035: Climate risks to security in the Indo-Pacific
Please enable javascript to access the full functionality of this site Indonesia in 2035: Climate risks to security in the Indo-Pacific By Michael Copage, Robert Glasser and Isabelle Bond The Indo-Pacific region is particularly exposed to climate impacts, and Indonesia, like many countries, will be severely affected by climate impacts in the decade to come.
Daily review 17/03/2025
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Wildfires, , climate change, first response
PRIVATE DISASTER-RESPONSEWhat Mercenaries Can Teach Us About Climate-Fueled Disaster Responses Published 16 January 2025 The devastating fires in Southern California, many of which are still burning out of control, have exposed a controversial and increasingly attractive disaster response alternative that engages the private sector.
What mercenaries can teach us about climate-fuelled disaster responses
The devastating fires in Southern California, many of which are still burning out of control, have exposed a controversial and increasingly attractive disaster response alternative that engages the private sector. California’s private firefighting industry, which most haven’t even heard of, is growing rapidly in the face of deteriorating climate conditions.
Catastrophic sea level rise possible within our lifetime? Yes, here’s how
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Pacific climate security - Openforum
From Pacific leaders to regional intelligence analysts, climate change is consistently identified as the foremost security issue for the Pacific island region. Yet Australia’s current defence and intelligence approach to regional engagement, focused mainly on traditional defence, fails to adequately address this existential concern, leaving a gap in its strategy.
Climate security an opportunity in Australia’s regional strategy
From Pacific leaders to regional intelligence analysts, climate change is consistently identified as the foremost security issue for the Pacific island region. Yet Australia’s current defence and intelligence approach to regional engagement, focused mainly on traditional defence, fails to adequately address this existential concern, leaving a gap in its strategy.
Climate and Security Policy Centre
The impacts of climate change are already being felt globally in record-setting extreme weather events that are contributing to poverty, hunger and humanitarian disasters. The pace at which these and other climate impacts emerge is accelerating. The existing commitments States have made to reduce greenhouse gases are inadequate to prevent warming beyond the two-degree cap set in the Paris Climate Agreement.
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