“Climate Change & Security” explores the intersection between environmental changes and global security concerns. It delves into how the effects of climate change, such as rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and resource scarcity, are exacerbating tensions and conflicts around the world. The impact of climate-induced migration, disruption of ecosystems, and competition for vital resources poses new challenges to national and international security frameworks. This topic highlights the importance of understanding climate change as a security issue and calls for integrating environmental considerations into security policies and strategies.
Lithium, often referred to as “white gold,” has emerged as a cornerstone of modern technology, particularly in the realms of energy storage and electric mobility.Its significance is further amplified by global initiatives like the energy transition and the European Green Deal, which aim to reduce carbon emissions and foster sustainable development.Concurrently, geopolitical tensions, notably the…
Introduction Winter storms have become a recurring topic in discussions about climate change. Winter Storm Blair, in particular, drew significant attention due to its intensity and widespread impacts. This article explores the relationship between Winter Storm Blair and climate change, examining how global warming may influence extreme weather events. What Was Winter Storm Blair? Overview…
INTRODUCTION Lithium, a key mineral that is necessary for modern technologies, are becoming a central part of the world’s transition to renewables. Because of its widespread usage in rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), mobile electronics, and energy storage devices, its demand has dramatically increased. The explosive growth of the lithium market, however, has brought…
INTRODUCTION The relationship between environment and security risks is critical. Security here is not limited to the classic definition of war but extends to a broader scope, including “military security,” human security, economic viability, and the protection of critical resources. National and global security intertwine through national food/water security, as environmental change (including climate change)…