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Climate diplomacy: Seeing the bigger picture. Climate & Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) Policy Brief. August 2013.
Glasgow Statement on International Water Cooperation and Trans-boundary Aquifers. University of Strathclyde, CIFAL, Scottish Government, NITAR, UNESCO-IHP, IAEA, IAH, DFID, SA Water Forum, and the University of Dundee. Glasgow, Scotland, UK, 15-16 October 2013.
Understanding Climate Diplomacy. Building diplomatic capacity and systems to avoid dangerous climate change. Third Generation Environmentalism.
Climate Change and Security in the OSCE Region. Scenarios for Action and Cooperation. Berlin: adelphi.
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A climate and resource security dialogue for the 21st Century. Report from the London conference, 22 – 23 March 2012.
During the UN Security Council debate of 20 July 2011, the Council unanimously expressed concern about the possible impacts of climate change on peace and security. This lively debate with a record participation clearly underlined the need for climate protection and early action to address the security implications of climate change.
Transatlantic Dialogue on Climate Change and Security: Final Report. London: International Institute for Strategic Studies.
Climate Security: Impacts and Opportunities for Transatlantic Relations. Washington, DC: GMF.