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  • New Research Explores Causality of Climate-Related Conflict, Effectiveness of Migration

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    Reading Radar  //  July 29, 2014  //  By Thomas Curran

    Capture1Migration is an “extreme” form of climate adaptation, but it does pay off for some, write Md. Monirul Islam et al. in a new article in the journal Climatic Change. In a study analyzing two Bangladeshi fishing communities, one long-established, the other the result of migration, the authors examine the effects of climate-induced migration on livelihood vulnerability.

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  • Environmental Dimensions of Sustainable Recovery: Learning From Post-Conflict and Disaster Response

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    From the Wilson Center  //  July 16, 2014  //  By Thomas Curran
    Royal Navy Lynx Helicopter Bringing Aid to the Philippines

    “Environmental specialists need to change,” said Anita van Breda at the Wilson Center on June 25. “In the new normal, our work has to have a different relevancy.” [Video Below]

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  • Climate Change Will Test Water-Sharing Agreements

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    July 15, 2014  //  By Thomas Curran
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    Many existing water-sharing treaties should be re-assessed in the context of climate change, write Shlomi Dinar, David Katz, Lucia De Stefano, and Brian Blakespoor in a World Bank working paper.

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  • Richard Cincotta on Demography, Stability, and Democratization in Africa

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    Eye On  //  July 2, 2014  //  By Thomas Curran

    “You can look into the future a couple decades and get a very good idea about where countries are going,” said Richard Cincotta during a presentation at the National Defense University last summer – at least when it comes to demography.

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