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Abrupt Arctic Meltdown
Jennifer Hynes and Peter WadhamsFeatured Track – Syria Refugee Crisis with Robert Young Pelton
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Tag Archives: Syria
Arctic Cruise Missiles and the Methane Hydrate Bonanza
The airspace over Syria is getting crowded. Two weeks ago, a Russian fighter executed a barrel role over a US tanker aircraft, prompting a Russian apology on the re-established air space hotline. The Middle East airspace radar looks like an … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Climate Disruption, Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, Uncategorized
Tagged Blue Ocean Event, cruise missle, Darwin Effect, david korn, geopolitics, International Resiliency, Jennifer Hynes, Kevin Hester, methane, Middle East, military, Paleo, Paul Beckwith, Russia, Syria, Torstein Viddal
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Turkey’s Coup Attempt: Empty Set
In the immediate aftermath of Turkey’s attempt coup attempt on July 15, 2016, the outstanding journalist and Turkey analyst for the Huffington Post and Al Arabiya, Mahir Zeynalov, expressed this sentiment: Now things are relatively calm in Turkey, I gotta ask: … Continue reading
Exponential Interdependencies: Climate Change, International Security, and DMHA
Many things have changed since the initial gap analysis initiated at founding of the Center for Climate and Security in 2011. The concept of accelerating climate change has become more accepted as a threat multiplier in the defense and security … Continue reading
Maritime Search and Rescue: the Migration Emergency
In the 1990’s, the prolific author, journalist, and filmmaker Robert Young Pelton traveled throughout the so-called “World’s Most Dangerous Places” recounting the true dynamics of conflict areas, wars, and complex emergencies. With a special interest in emerging trends, Mr. Pelton … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, Middle East & North Africa, Uncategorized, War and Conflict
Tagged Aegean Sea, Africa, Andaman Sea, Libya, Mediterranean Sea, Migration, MOAS, NGO, Refugee, Robert Young Pelton, Search and Rescue, Smuggling, Syria, Turkey
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Curating Healthcare in a Rapidly Changing World
In times of rapid change, the healthcare sector is a microcosm of change in society as a whole. Today, whether it is coping with a new, emergent disease such as Zika, struggling with the social, psychological, and public health dimensions … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged cryptoform virus, healthcare, high reliability, innovation, Migration, mindfulness, Rick Gannotta, Syria, Zika
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Abrupt Climate Change Is About to Transform the Entire Global Humanitarian Community
“My message to the Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance Community is that we are not in a steady state right now.” This is the perspective of Paul Beckwith, a Part-time Professor of Climatology at the University of Ottawa in Ontario, … Continue reading
Exclusive: USAID Operations in Syria and Iraq
ReliefAnalysis is privileged to bring exclusive content from the US Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI), authored by CIDI staff. For more information about USAID CIDI and helping international disaster survivors, please visit http://www.cidi.org or … Continue reading
Syrian Food Aid: Two Important Lessons
Cross-posted by the Center for Climate and Security As one of the most staggering humanitarian crises in recent decades continues to rapidly accelerate in Syria, the ability to effectively deliver food aid to vulnerable populations is paramount. 4 million Syrians cannot access … Continue reading
If the Polar Vortex Descends on Syria
Cross-posted by the Center for Climate and Security The Northern Hemisphere is in the depths of its winter season. Last week’s polar vortex that plunged much of the US and Canada into subzero headlines made international headlines. Temperatures that cold … Continue reading
