Berlin Climate and Security Conference 2019 at the German Federal Foreign Office, Berlin.
At the Berlin Climate and Security Conference experts sought to increase the momentum for decisive action on the climate-related drivers of conflict – watch the best moments and access the Berlin Call for Action. Regional examples and cross-sectoral synergies show how foreign policy can foster sustainable development and peace. Meanwhile, decades of US intelligence reports acknowledge the security risks posed by climate change.
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