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Center for Climate and Security
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Tangentially relevant to AI safety; useful for understanding systemic and compounding global risks, but primarily focused on climate-security intersections rather than AI-specific concerns.
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The Center for Climate and Security is a policy institute that analyzes the security risks of climate change, including geopolitical instability, resource conflicts, and threats to critical infrastructure. It advises policymakers and military leaders on integrating climate risk into national and international security planning. The organization produces research, reports, and recommendations bridging environmental science and security policy.
Key Points
- •Focuses on climate change as a threat multiplier for geopolitical instability, conflict, and humanitarian crises
- •Advises governments and military institutions on incorporating climate risk into security and defense planning
- •Produces policy-relevant research connecting environmental data to national and international security outcomes
- •Engages with multilateral bodies to promote climate security frameworks at the global governance level
- •Highlights infrastructure vulnerabilities and resource scarcity as key climate-driven security concerns
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Brigadier General John Adams, USA (Ret)
Miranda Ballentine
Brigadier General J. Robert “Bob” Barnes, USA (Ret)
Admiral Frank L. “Skip” Bowman, USN (Ret)
Lieutenant General John G. Castellaw, USMC (Ret)
Dr. Daniel Y. Chiu
John Conger
Stephanie Epner
Brigadier General Gerald Galloway, USA (Ret)
Sherri Goodman
Lukas Haynes
Rear Admiral Leendert “Len” Hering Sr., USN (Ret)
Alice C. Hill
Lieutenant General Arlen D. Jameson, USAF (Ret) (2013-2021)
General Ron Keys, USAF (Ret)
Richard G. Kidd
Dr. Marcus D. King
Ellen Laipson
Lieutenant General Stephen Lanza, USA (Ret)
Lyston Lea
Alan Leung
Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, USN (Ret)
Vice Admiral Dennis V. McGinn, USN (Ret)
General Tom Middendorp, (Ret)
Colonel Mark “Puck” Mykleby, USMC (Ret)
Dr. Janne E. Nolan (2010-2019)
Dr. Rod Schoonover
Commander David Slayton, USN (Ret)
Dr. Troy Sternberg
General Gordon R. Sullivan, USA (Ret.) (2019-2024)
Maureen Sullivan
Robert S. Taylor
Rear Admiral David W. Titley, USN (Ret)
Amali Tower
Joan D. B. VanDervort
Swathi Veeravalli
General Charles F. Wald, USAF (Ret.)
Rear Admiral Jonathan White, USN (Ret)
General Anthony C. Zinni, USMC (Ret)
Admiral Paul Zukunft, USCG (Ret)
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