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The US Military: Partners in Sustainable Peace
The TakeAway: Climate change, clean energy, and humanitarian stability operations are mission-critical components of the Defense Department’s policy doctrine and operational stance. As we hailed our troops on Veterans Day, we should also salute the U.S. military for embracing sustainability. … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate Change, Human Rights, Natural Disasters, Public Policy
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