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March 24 - 01:00 pm - 01:45 pm. Time zone: America/New_York
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How are rising seas and temps impacting our national security? Join us, Congresswoman Nancy Mace, American Security Project and The Conservation Coalition and SC Office of Resilience for a free, moderated panel on climate and security. Mar. 22 @ 10 a.m. in Beaufort. Register: https://nature.ly/3i19Vnm
Did you miss the first in our new virtual speaker series, Politics Aside: Rapid Response Briefing - Are We On the Brink of War in Ukraine? Congressman Porter had a great conversation with the American Security Project’s Patrick Costello. You can check out the recording at the link below:

https://youtu.be/BM0BWguOCho
Central Florida friends—Tune in tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET to WUCF TV Orlando PBS to East Central Florida: Security in a Changing Climate. Learn how partnerships help make military bases and their communities more resilient to climate-related threats. Join American Security Project and East Central Florida Regional Planning Council for this important program.
There’s still time to register for tomorrow’s event! Threats like flooding, heat waves, and rising seas can harmfully impact military readiness at key installations in Florida. Join American Security Project and East Central Florida Regional Planning Council for an engaging panel discussion about the importance of coordinated partnerships to make military bases and adjacent communities more resilient to climate-related threats. Register today:
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Happening on Friday! Threats like flooding, heat waves, and rising seas can harmfully impact military readiness at key installations in Florida. Join American Security Project and East Central Florida Regional Planning Council for an engaging panel discussion about the importance of coordinated partnerships to make military bases and adjacent communities more resilient to climate-related threats. Register today:
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2021-22 Fellow Weston Weber has co-authored a piece for American Security Project titled “Dangers of Increasing Heat and Drought on U.S. Security.” Read his work here:
Extreme weather isn’t just a threat to our communities—it’s a threat to national security. Join climate leaders to discuss how extreme weather could harm Naval Station Norfolk if Congress doesn't .

Featuring Virginia Interfaith Power & Light, David Haines, American Security Project, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

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Extreme weather isn’t just a threat to our communities—it’s a threat to national security. Join climate leaders to discuss how extreme weather could harm Naval Station Norfolk if Congress doesn't .

Featuring Virginia Interfaith Power & Light, David Haines, American Security Project, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

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Extreme weather isn’t just a threat to our communities—it’s a threat to national security. Join climate leaders to discuss how extreme weather could harm Naval Station Norfolk if Congress doesn't .

Featuring Virginia Interfaith Power & Light, David Haines, American Security Project, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

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Extreme weather isn’t just a threat to our communities—it’s a threat to national security. Join climate leaders to discuss how extreme weather could harm Naval Station Norfolk if Congress doesn't .

Featuring Virginia Interfaith Power & Light, David Haines, American Security Project, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

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WATCH NOW: American Security Project and FIU Institute of Environment discuss national security in the face of sea level rise.

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The American Security Project works to develop innovative solutions with the goal of educating the public on national security and foreign policy issues.

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NATO's Maritime Vigilance: Optimizing the Standing Naval Force For The Future - War on the Rocks 12/16/2022

NATO's Maritime Vigilance: Optimizing the Standing Naval Force For The Future - War on the Rocks

Joshua Tallis, a member of our Consensus for American Security, just published a brilliant piece looking at NATO's standing naval force past, present, and future. Check it out here:

NATO's Maritime Vigilance: Optimizing the Standing Naval Force For The Future - War on the Rocks Winter, 1968. A multinational force of American, British, Dutch, and Norwegian ships sails the North Atlantic, defending NATO’s shores under a shared flag

Briefing Note – The Global State of Fusion Development 12/15/2022

Briefing Note – The Global State of Fusion Development

Are you as excited about yesterday's news as we are? Check out this briefing note to get caught up on fusion commercialization prospects and get a glimpse at how far behind China, Russia, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and Europe are.

Briefing Note – The Global State of Fusion Development This briefing note outlines the state of fusion energy research around the world and the efforts to generate commercially viable electrical power.

How Ethiopia’s Civil War Exacerbates Strategic Competition Between The U.S. and China 12/15/2022

How Ethiopia’s Civil War Exacerbates Strategic Competition Between The U.S. and China

The US-Africa Leaders Summit prompts us to examine how is increasingly split between the U.S. and . Read more about in Africa here:

How Ethiopia’s Civil War Exacerbates Strategic Competition Between The U.S. and China Ethiopia's war is nearing its two-year mark, and although the conflict is progressing, Chinese influence on the continent is at an all-time high.

ASP Statement on the National Ignition Facility’s Fusion Energy Breakthrough 12/13/2022

ASP Statement on the National Ignition Facility’s Fusion Energy Breakthrough

We're pretty excited about the announcement today that the National Ignition Facility at Lawrence Livermore National Lab achieved fusion ignition! Congratulations to the team that made it happen! This is a monumental achievement and one we're happy to celebrate. If you know ASP, you know we've been discussing the promise of fusion energy for years. While putting power on the grid is still a ways away, this is no longer a question of if, but when.

ASP Statement on the National Ignition Facility’s Fusion Energy Breakthrough Today, the Dept. of Energy announced that the National Ignition Facility had achieved “ignition,” creating a fusion reaction that for the first time released more energy than it used.

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen 12/13/2022

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen

LIVE NOW! Join to learn about 's clean energy potential.

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen Please join us on Tuesday, December 13, for the second installment of ASP’s Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis series, focused on hydrogen. According to the International Energy Agency, demand for hydrogen has grown threefold since 1975 and has recently gained popularity as a potential source of...

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen 12/12/2022

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen

Join us TOMORROW in assessing recent energy developments and how they can contribute to defeating the .

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Hydrogen Please join us on Tuesday, December 13, for the second installment of ASP’s Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis series, focused on hydrogen. According to the International Energy Agency, demand for hydrogen has grown threefold since 1975 and has recently gained popularity as a potential source of...

The Iranian Protest Movement: Different or Doomed to Failure? 12/08/2022

The Iranian Protest Movement: Different or Doomed to Failure?

Despite the bravery and determination of the protestors, the Iranian protest movement is likely doomed to the same fate as all the others that have preceded it following the 1979 Revolution. The primary reason for this is exceedingly simple: it’s not yet big enough. To guarantee success, the Iranian protest movement would require the active participation of about 3.5% of its population and require sustained rather than sporadic demonstration. In a country of 85 million people, that means nearly 3 million would have to be out on the streets.

The Iranian Protest Movement: Different or Doomed to Failure? Without leadership and direction, it’s unclear how the Iranian protest movement grows significantly beyond merely existing.

Food Security and Conflict 12/05/2022

Food Security and Conflict

To mark , let's explore the nexus of agriculture and security. Healthy is a vital component to a successful crop yield, which in turn ensures and stability, but external forces and actors can exercise influence too:

Food Security and Conflict The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has underscored that food security will increasingly be impacted by climate change via rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and more frequent and extreme weather events, which could potentially lead to increased competition and co...

Climate Change and the Global Food Supply 12/05/2022

Climate Change and the Global Food Supply

To celebrate , let's take a look at how affects .

Climate Change and the Global Food Supply Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has highlighted and exacerbated concerns over intensifying global food insecurity, but it has also dwarfed the much larger culprit behind decades of mounting food security concerns: climate change.

Increasing Food Prices and Social Unrest 12/05/2022

Increasing Food Prices and Social Unrest

Today is ! Healthy topsoil is crucial for which has greater implications for political stability. Read about the consequences of poor food supply here:

Increasing Food Prices and Social Unrest As climate change continues to alter rainfall patterns, cripple crop yields, and destroy farmlands, the conditions for instability and social unrest grow.

Russian Diplomatic Relations Tracker 11/22/2022

Russian Diplomatic Relations Tracker

still boasts strong diplomatic relations with various states in spite of its war in . Today, for instance, is hosting the Cuban President. Check out this Russian diplomacy tracker to see who still backs Russia:

Russian Diplomatic Relations Tracker This diplomatic relations tracker provides an overview of diplomatic relations between Russia and the international community.

The Integration of Ukrainian Refugees Into The EU 11/22/2022

The Integration of Ukrainian Refugees Into The EU

The EU's warm welcome of Ukrainian refugees amidst the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine has created a debate surrounding the treatment of refugees. Read more about how African, Middle Eastern, and Russian refugees are treated in the EU.

The Integration of Ukrainian Refugees Into The EU The Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine has created a surge of Russian and Ukrainian refugees fleeing into Europe.

Russian Diplomatic Relations Tracker 11/22/2022

Russian Diplomatic Relations Tracker

Today, is hosting the Cuban President in Moscow for a diplomatic visit, illustrating the international platform still enjoys despite its war in . ASP is tracking all of Russia's diplomatic relationships here:

Russian Diplomatic Relations Tracker This diplomatic relations tracker provides an overview of diplomatic relations between Russia and the international community.

Chinese IUU Fishing: A Global Security Threat Multiplier 11/21/2022

Chinese IUU Fishing: A Global Security Threat Multiplier

Illicit, unreported, and unregulated () fishing is a rising concern for states. As members meet for the 43rd inter-parliamentary assembly this week, they must discuss 's role in regional IUU violations.

Chinese IUU Fishing: A Global Security Threat Multiplier Left unchecked, Chinese illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing operations present a serious threat to global security.

Infectious Disease and Climate Change: Food & Water Scarcity 11/18/2022

Infectious Disease and Climate Change: Food & Water Scarcity

For , let's delve into some of the niche consequences of climate change. Part 5: infectious diseases and water scarcity.

Infectious Disease and Climate Change: Food & Water Scarcity As climate change makes infectious disease spread more likely, food and water supplies will be negatively impacted.

2021-2022 U.S. Defense Climate Highlights 11/18/2022

2021-2022 U.S. Defense Climate Highlights

For , let's delve into some of the niche consequences of climate change. Part 4: military installation resilience.

2021-2022 U.S. Defense Climate Highlights The Department of Defense (DoD) enterprise, including the Departments of the Air Force, Army, and Navy have all issued climate strategies to outline the challenges and opportunities presented by climate change.

Climate Change and Terrorism: The Case of Afghanistan 11/18/2022

Climate Change and Terrorism: The Case of Afghanistan

For , let's delve into some of the niche consequences of climate change. Part 3: terrorism.

Climate Change and Terrorism: The Case of Afghanistan The effects of climate change on food and water security in Afghanistan will likely aid growing terrorist groups in Afghanistan.

Climate Change and the Global Food Supply 11/18/2022

Climate Change and the Global Food Supply

For , let's delve into some of the niche consequences of climate change. Part 2: food security.

Climate Change and the Global Food Supply Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has highlighted and exacerbated concerns over intensifying global food insecurity, but it has also dwarfed the much larger culprit behind decades of mounting food security concerns: climate change.

Climate & Invasive Pests 11/18/2022

Climate & Invasive Pests

For , let's delve into some of the niche consequences of climate change. Part 1: invasive pests.

Climate & Invasive Pests As the climate warms, invasive pests will pose a greater threat to global and domestic food security.

Perspective – Obesity’s Increasing Threat to Military Readiness 11/18/2022

Perspective – Obesity’s Increasing Threat to Military Readiness

is shrinking the military's eligible recruiting pool, posing a challenge to readiness that will only compound over time. Let's explore some possible solutions:

Perspective – Obesity’s Increasing Threat to Military Readiness Americans are becoming increasingly overweight and rates of obesity are climbing rapidly, reducing the number of people qualified for military service.

Briefing Note – Climate Security and National Security 11/17/2022

Briefing Note – Climate Security and National Security

At world leaders are meeting to advance solutions to climate change, but government must understand that the climate crisis is also a security issue:

Briefing Note – Climate Security and National Security Climate change directly impacts our national security. It exacerbates existing threats, risks, and hazards, while simultaneously creating new ones.

Flocking Together or Apart: The China-Russia Partnership 11/17/2022

Flocking Together or Apart: The China-Russia Partnership

The is exposing fault lines in the Russia-China relationship. Are these two authoritarian states still aligned against the U.S., or are they gradually distancing?

Flocking Together or Apart: The China-Russia Partnership Russia and China's partnership is being tested by the war in Ukraine as the relationship isn't as deep as some initially feared.

2021-2022 U.S. Defense Climate Highlights 11/17/2022

2021-2022 U.S. Defense Climate Highlights

As comes to a close, it's important to consider how government institutions perceive and plan for climate change. Check out this deep dive on the Department of Defense and the elevation of climate change in military operational planning:

2021-2022 U.S. Defense Climate Highlights The Department of Defense (DoD) enterprise, including the Departments of the Air Force, Army, and Navy have all issued climate strategies to outline the challenges and opportunities presented by climate change.

Perspective – Obesity’s Increasing Threat to Military Readiness 11/17/2022

Perspective – Obesity’s Increasing Threat to Military Readiness

is shrinking the military's eligible recruiting pool, posing a challenge to readiness that will only compound over time. Let's explore some possible solutions:

Perspective – Obesity’s Increasing Threat to Military Readiness Americans are becoming increasingly overweight and rates of obesity are climbing rapidly, reducing the number of people qualified for military service.

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Electrification 11/16/2022

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Electrification

Electricity generation accounts for a quarter of the country’s emissions. As such, renewable electricity is critical to the clean energy transition. Join us TODAY to discuss the innovations and policies making this transformation possible.

Innovating Out of the Climate Crisis: Electrification Electricity generation accounts for about a quarter of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions. As such, renewable energy and electrification play a critical role in the clean energy transition. Policymakers, innovators, and entrepreneurs are already working to dramatically expand production and de...

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness 11/15/2022

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness

Join Brigadier Generals Stephen Xenakis, Stephen Cheney, and University of Michigan obesity expert Amy Rothberg TODAY at 12:00 to explore how is dwindling the military's eligible recruit pool, posing a challenge to readiness when the military is already struggling to recruit.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness This year, the U.S. Army missed its recruiting goal by 25%. Join us as we discuss recommendations to deal with obesity's impacts on the recruiting crisis.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness 11/14/2022

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness

is dwindling the military's eligible recruit pool, posing a challenge to readiness when the military is already struggling to recruit. Join Generals Stephen N. Xenakis, M.D., USA (Ret.), Stephen A. Cheney, USMC (Ret.), and University of Michigan Endocrinology Professor Amy Rothberg TOMORROW at 12:00 to explore solutions.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness This year, the U.S. Army missed its recruiting goal by 25%. Join us as we discuss recommendations to deal with obesity's impacts on the recruiting crisis.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness 11/14/2022

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness

is dwindling the military's eligible recruit pool, posing a challenge to readiness when the military is already struggling to recruit. Join Generals Stephen N. Xenakis, M.D., USA (Ret.), Stephen A. Cheney, USMC (Ret.), and University of Michigan Endocrinology Professor Amy Rothberg TOMORROW at 12:00 to explore solutions.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness This year, the U.S. Army missed its recruiting goal by 25%. Join us as we discuss recommendations to deal with obesity's impacts on the recruiting crisis.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness 11/07/2022

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness

Obesity is dwindling the military's eligible recruit pool, posing a challenge to readiness when the military is already struggling to recruit. Join Generals Stephen N. Xenakis, M.D., USA (Ret.), Stephen A. Cheney, USMC (Ret.), and University of Michigan Endocrinology Professor Amy Rothberg on Nov 15 to explore solutions.

The Recruiting Crisis: Obesity’s Challenge to Military Readiness This year, the U.S. Army missed its recruiting goal by 25%. Join us as we discuss recommendations to deal with obesity's impacts on the recruiting crisis.

Employment 11/07/2022

Employment

ASP is seeking interns! Want to research , , , or AND get the opportunity to publish? You can apply here before November 10th.

Employment ASP is recruiting new staff. Apply now to join an exciting team of experts in national security.

Russia’s Challenges in the South Caucasus Amid the War in Ukraine 11/01/2022

Russia’s Challenges in the South Caucasus Amid the War in Ukraine

Yesterday, Russia hosted a summit between Azerbaijani President Aliyev and Armenian PM Pashinyan to discuss recent clashes, but can Moscow balance its peacemaker commitments in the Caucasus with its war in Ukraine?

Russia’s Challenges in the South Caucasus Amid the War in Ukraine There are important questions to raise about Moscow’s ability to continue playing its peacekeeping role in Nagorno-Karabakh more than six months into the Ukraine War.

Employment 11/01/2022

Employment

ASP is seeking interns! Want to research , , , or AND get the opportunity to publish? You can apply here before November 10th.

Employment ASP is recruiting new staff. Apply now to join an exciting team of experts in national security.

Russia’s Challenges in the South Caucasus Amid the War in Ukraine 10/31/2022

Russia’s Challenges in the South Caucasus Amid the War in Ukraine

Today, Russia is hosting a summit between Azerbaijani President Aliyev and Armenian PM Pashinyan to discuss recent clashes, but can Moscow balance its peacemaker commitments in the Caucasus with its war in Ukraine?

Russia’s Challenges in the South Caucasus Amid the War in Ukraine There are important questions to raise about Moscow’s ability to continue playing its peacekeeping role in Nagorno-Karabakh more than six months into the Ukraine War.

Employment 10/31/2022

Employment

ASP is seeking interns! Want to research , , , or AND get the opportunity to publish? You can apply here before November 10th.

Employment ASP is recruiting new staff. Apply now to join an exciting team of experts in national security.

Employment 10/18/2022

Employment

Interested in publishing as an intern? ASP is seeking full and part-time Russia, climate, energy, and national security interns who will have the rare opportunity to author their own articles. Applications are due by November 10th, so don't delay.

Employment ASP is recruiting new staff. Apply now to join an exciting team of experts in national security.

Perspective – Biosecurity 10/18/2022

Perspective – Biosecurity

COVID-19 caused 6.5 million deaths, but a true bioweapon could be much worse. As leaders meet for the World Health Summit, they must consider how to improve international .

Perspective – Biosecurity In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, this report puts forth several suggestions on ways the United States can improve national and international biosecurity.

Perspective – Biosecurity 10/17/2022

Perspective – Biosecurity

The COVID-19 pandemic caused more than 6.5 million deaths, but it could have been much worse. As leaders meet for the World Health Summit today, they must discuss the risks of genetic engineering and how to improve international .

Perspective – Biosecurity In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, this report puts forth several suggestions on ways the United States can improve national and international biosecurity.

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