📖 New on NSB | Earlier Assessments of Conflict Damage Can Spur Timely Relief In her latest piece, Erika Weinthal analyzes how recent conflicts in MENA and Ukraine underscore the importance of an enhanced capacity to assess damage in real time. Read more ⬇️ buff.ly/3WtW0tQ

🌎 ECSP Weekly Watch | July 29 - August 2 This week, ECSP read about... 1️⃣ How one loss and damage fund bore fruit 2️⃣ Serbia's struggles with lithium developments 3️⃣ The conflict-climate dimensions of COP16 Read @neerajajaja's takeaways here ⬇️ buff.ly/3A69uV3

📣 What is the impact of climate change on the Panama Canal? How is #NATO integrating climate security into its operations? Find answers to these questions and many more in #NewSecurityBeat's top 5 posts from July ⬇️ buff.ly/2NE6X7R

📖 | Can the US Support India’s Path to Net Zero? ECSP's neeraja kulkarni examines why India still faces challenges toward its net zero goals and how strengthening US-India bilateral ties could improve energy security and climate action. Read more ⬇️ buff.ly/3WIjlYP

In her introduction to the WQ summer issue, @Lauren_risi argues that country leaders must account for changing population dynamics in decision-making, or risk economic and political instability at home and abroad. Find out more: buff.ly/4cmxgd5

Out now in the summer ‘24 issue of The Wilson Quarterly, Sarah B. Barnes and Jay Gribble examine fertility-focused policies and provide an analysis in the context of women’s rights and population data. Read about The Great Population Shakeup here: buff.ly/3X0F3bT

❄️ 🔊 Climate Justice in the Arctic | @Clairem_Doyle and Angus Soderberg interview Gunn-Britt Retter about how climate change impacts Saami livelihoods and how responses to climate change can threaten Indigenous rights. Listen to the podcast below ⬇️ buff.ly/4dPwEOj

🏗️ Supercharging US Mineral Exploration: A Call for Federal Support Today on NSB, Gregory Wischer, The Nickel Nerd, and Nayan Seth explore what the US government can do to spur much-needed mineral exploration. Check out the article on #NewSecurityBeat ⬇️ buff.ly/4fPXWFY

Facing booming demand for energy resources, how might mineral producing states respond? ECSP Global Fellow @JNemSingh takes on this question and others in his new book "Business of the State." Listen to Jojo describe the book's takeaways here ⬇️ buff.ly/3pMqvfK

📹 WATCH | New Security Beat Global Fellow Jojo Nem Singh provides an in-depth exploration of how state ownership influences mining governance and resource management in #Brazil and #Chile. buff.ly/46ZJHKS

🔊 ECSP’s Claire Doyle speaks with Carl Bruch of Environmental Law Institute and Environmental Peacebuilding Association, who is a recognized expert and key leader in the development of the #EnvironmentalPeacebuilding field. Listen to the episode below ⬇️ buff.ly/3WTNmoL

🔊EVENT: Advancing Biodiversity for Community Resilience and Global Stability: Insights Ahead of COP16 🗓️Date: September 20, 2024 🕒Time: 9:30 to 11:00 AM ET 📍Location: Online only 🎤Hosts: The Wilson Center Pulitzer Center RSVP: buff.ly/4g48QrV

🌎 Today on NSB | Environmental NGOs as Tools of State Security Policy: A Growing Trend On #NewSecurityBeat, Peter Schwartzstein reports how wielding security policy through environmental NGOs can undermine environmental efforts and reinforce state power. 🔗 buff.ly/4dBpTjb

📖 In her new book, The Wilson Center Senior Fellow Sherri Goodman takes us inside the Pentagon, tracking the evolution of the risks posed by climate change to US national security. Listen to the full interview here ⬇️ buff.ly/4dExUE3

💫 Out Now | Threat Multiplier: Climate, Military Leadership, and the Fight for Global Security In her new book, The Wilson Center Senior Fellow Sherri Goodman explores climate change’s cascading impacts on the fight for global security. Order it here ⬇️ buff.ly/3Mouv0g

🗓️ Join ECSP and the Pulitzer Center on Sep. 20, to explore the significance of COP16 for achieving conservation and community resilience goals, featuring Anton L. Delgado, joao Campos-Silva, Jennifer Corpuz and Dr. Rod Schoonover. RSVP ⬇️ buff.ly/46V5xiz

🔊Event: The Story Behind Climate Security and What it Means for US Foreign Policy 🗓️Date: October 1, 2024 🕒Time: 10:30 am to 12:00 pm ET 📍Location: At the Wilson Center and online 🎤Co-host: Center for Climate & Security RSVP ⬇️ buff.ly/476fPwm

💫 Out Now | Threat Multiplier: Climate, Military Leadership, and the Fight for Global Security In her new book, The Wilson Center Senior Fellow Sherri Goodman explores climate change’s cascading impacts on the fight for global security. Order it here ⬇️ buff.ly/3Mouv0g

ICYMI | Signs and Signals: Exploring How a Novel Foresight Approach Gains Prominence Steve Gale examines the value of using well-regarded global trends reports alongside insights from "Signs and Signals." Read more on #NewSecurityBeat ⬇️ buff.ly/4cVFTeX

On Oct.1, join ECSP and Center for Climate & Security to unpack the impact of climate change on security risks and identify opportunities to strengthen stability and build cooperation through climate action. RSVP ⬇️ buff.ly/476fPwm Sherri Goodman Peter Schwartzstein MerissaKhurma Bureau of Conflict & Stabilization Operations