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Global Warming: A National Security Issue?

Global Warming: A National Security Issue?

U.S. Naval War College
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The waters in the Canadian Arctic are quickly becoming free to navigate due to global warming. When international shipping bombards the region, the United States and Canada must be ready to face the security implications that will arise. A failure to do so may leave an opening for another terrorist strike on American soil. We must also be prepared to protect our interests in the region. Focus on Arctic oil is becoming a reality as we move towards freeing ourselves from dependence on oil from the Middle East. Preparing for operations in the Arctic must begin with a strong and cooperative relationship with our Canadian neighbors. Differences must be settled quickly—particularly the issue over the sovereignty of the Canadian archipelago. We must also understand the implications of operating in the north with respect to the indigenous population and the environment. The success of the operations in the north depends on proactive planning— now is the time.
Language
English
Pages
21
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 07, 2014

Global Warming: A National Security Issue?

U.S. Naval War College
0/5 ( ratings)
The waters in the Canadian Arctic are quickly becoming free to navigate due to global warming. When international shipping bombards the region, the United States and Canada must be ready to face the security implications that will arise. A failure to do so may leave an opening for another terrorist strike on American soil. We must also be prepared to protect our interests in the region. Focus on Arctic oil is becoming a reality as we move towards freeing ourselves from dependence on oil from the Middle East. Preparing for operations in the Arctic must begin with a strong and cooperative relationship with our Canadian neighbors. Differences must be settled quickly—particularly the issue over the sovereignty of the Canadian archipelago. We must also understand the implications of operating in the north with respect to the indigenous population and the environment. The success of the operations in the north depends on proactive planning— now is the time.
Language
English
Pages
21
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 07, 2014

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