On the recordOctober 27, 2021
If climate change poses a risk to national security, as the Pentagon and intelligence community again reminded us last week, shouldn't we view climate disinformation through the same lens as well?
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congress.govMike Quigley: “If climate change poses a risk to national security, as the Pentagon and intelligence community again reminded us last…”
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Quigley emphasizes the need to consider climate disinformation as a national security issue.
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