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Population Dynamics and Climate Change

4 December, 2015

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WATCH: In this interview, Roger-Mark De Souza explains why population dynamics need to be considered in the context of climate change and security.

He also identifies entry points for diplomacy. Roger-Mark De Souza is the director of population, environmental security, and resilience for the Wilson Center.

This interview has been conducted at the Planetary Security Conference in The Hague, 2-3 November 2015.

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