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Chatham House Environment and Society

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Chatham House Environment and Society

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Chatham House Environment and Society
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Jan 27
🇪🇺⚡Why renewables and electrification hold the keys to EU energy security Our new research paper by Chris Aylett, Armida van Rij, & Michael Bradshaw outlines 3 pillars for a secure system: 1️⃣The Strategic Autonomy Gap: Why a high reliance on imported oil and gas allows
Why renewables and electrification hold the keys to EU energy security
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Chatham House Environment and Society
@CH_Environment
Feb 20
🌊The race to secure critical raw materials is turning attention towards an unlikely place: the ocean floor. In the new episode of The Climate Briefing, Anna Åberg speaks with Dr. Isaac Kardon (Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) and Meredith
Chatham House Environment and Society
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Feb 17
🚗 The US has revoked the 2009 "endangerment finding," the legal basis for climate regulation. Chris Aylett and Patrick Schröder argue this "strategic own goal" risks ceding the future of the automotive industry to global competitors. 📉 Key Risks: • Up to 15.3bn metric tons
Trump’s repeal of landmark climate ruling is a strategic own goal
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Chatham House Environment and Society
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Feb 16
Dr. Beatrice Mosello argues that ignoring environmental stress doesn't make security policy realistic—it makes it ineffective. Failing harvests and water scarcity are structural drivers of war. 🌍 The security agenda needs: • Climate-led stabilisation (land/water restoration)
Climate security should be a bigger priority at the Munich Security Conference
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Chatham House Environment and Society
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Feb 16
🌊 The UN warns of "global water bankruptcy." From floods in Mozambique to shortages in Iran, the water cycle is at a breaking point. Leslie Morris-Iveson & Richard King argue the 2026 UN Water Conference must shift from voluntary pledges to binding, coordinated governance.
The world is far off meeting its growing water needs. Can the UN still lead the response?
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