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BRUSSELS - Global warming, threatens to accentuate existing threats and risks in the developing world as well as in industrialised countries. It is the leading reason for developing security policies around the globe. The civil-military stabilisation of distant conflicts is a matter of high importance for the security of Europe. Europe's environmental outlook for the 21st century is bleak. A report by the European Environment Agency, is ...
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If there is a silver lining in the failure of the Copenhagen climate accords to produce a comprehensive treaty on global warming, it is that instituting a robust and lasting agreement a year from now is preferable to a weak one today. But what variables might change in the near term that could give rise to a binding and effective agreement on climate change in the future? One important shift and potential game-changer is the growing ...
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