Climate change does not directly cause conflict, but it can significantly add to the challenges of global instability, hunger, poverty, and conflict.
Chuck Hagel: “Climate change does not directly cause conflict, but it can significantly add to the challenges of global instability…”
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Hagel discusses climate change's role in exacerbating global instability and conflict.
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