Worldwide Emerging Environmental Issues Affecting the U.S. Military. June 2008 Report
Abstract
Partial contents: World Food Crisis, Food Security Summit Usefulness Debatable, Food Security Observatory Proposed for Sahel-Saharan Region, North American Environmental Security Action Plan, Asian Environmental Security Policies, Increased Role of the Military in Environment-related Crises, Singapore's New Institute of Water Policy, Russian Focus on Environmental Security, Technological Advances with Environmental Security Implications, New Detection and Cleanup Techniques,Increasing Energy Efficiency Technologies, Updates on Previously Identified Issues, Australia to Propose Panel to Advance Work for the NPT Review in 2010, EU to Add Carbon and Graphite to REACH Program, EC Enforces Compliance with EU Environmental Regulations, Provisional Agreement for Including Aviation in the Emission Trading Scheme from 2012, European Parliament Approves New Water Quality Standards Directive, Waste Management Policies, Basel Convention Needs Revision and Update, EU Vote on Revision of Waste Directive, Marine Protection to Increase, Arctic Debate Update,Climate Change, Scientific Evidences, Food and Water Security, Melting Glaciers and Sea Ice, Rising Sea Levels, Migration, Post-Kyoto Negotiations, Nanotechnology Safety Issues, Reports and Sources Suggested for Review, National Security Implications of Global Climate Change Through 2030, A Community Guide to Environmental Health Available for Liaison Activities, New Content Analysis Technique Helps Smooth Environmental Discussions.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 2008
- Accession Number
- ADA526864