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Florian Krampe
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Director of Climate Change and Risk Programme, SIPRI
Stockholm
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By Florian Krampe, Joakim Kreutz, Tobias Ide| SAGE Publishing@ IntroductionArmed conflicts can have substantial negative effects on countries’ ecological systems. On the one hand, there are direct impacts on the environment, for instance, the targeting of environmentally sensitive industries (such as refineries and nuclear power plants) and water and energy infrastructure (Weinthal & Sowers, 2019), as well as the contamination due to weapons and remnants of armed conflicts.
By Simone Bunse, Florian Krampe| SIPRI@ On 9 October, two SIPRI experts briefed members of the German parliament on climate-related security risks. Ongoing SIPRI research is focused on the multitude of crises facing the Sahel region. Dr Simone Bunse, Senior Researcher in SIPRI’s Food, Peace and Security Programme, explained how food insecurity, climate change and violent conflict interact in the Sahel. Dr Bunse also explored possible solutions to the challenges arising from these interactions.
By Florian Krampe, Joakim Kreutz, Tobias Ide| SAGE Publishing@ IntroductionArmed conflicts can have substantial negative effects on countries’ ecological systems. On the one hand, there are direct impacts on the environment, for instance, the targeting of environmentally sensitive industries (such as refineries and nuclear power plants) and water and energy infrastructure (Weinthal & Sowers, 2019), as well as the contamination due to weapons and remnants of armed conflicts.
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SIPRI
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) is an independent international institute based in Stockholm, Sweden, established in 1966. It focuses on research related to conflict, armaments, arms control, and disarmament. SIPRI aims to provide data-driven analysis to inform policymakers, researchers, and the public, with the goal of identifying global security challenges and promoting sustainable peace. SIPRI conducts applied and theoretical research on military expenditure, arms production, arms transfers, and conflict trends. It maintains publicly accessible databases that serve as key resources for global security analysis. The institute also offers evidence-based policy recommendations to organizations like the UN and EU, focusing on conflict prevention and disarmament. Additionally, SIPRI facilitates dialogue and training programs to enhance global peace and security governance. With a presence in Beijing and partnerships worldwide, SIPRI collaborates with various institutions to advance its mission as a leading think tank in peace and security research.
Stockholm, Sweden, Sweden
+46 8 655 97 00
Founded: 1966