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Agenda for change 2025: Preparedness and resilience in an uncertain world

Raelene Lockhorst, Chris Taylor, Justin Bassi, et al. 29 April 2025
Report, Climate and Security Policy Centre

Indonesia in 2035: Climate risks to security in the Indo-Pacific

Michael Copage, Dr Robert Glasser, Isabelle Bond 9 April 2025
Stop the World, an ASPI Podcast - bannerASPI 2024
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Climate change and security with ‘Climate General’ Tom Middendorp

15 November 2024
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Independent Review of National Natural Disaster Governance Arrangements

29 October 2024
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The geopolitics of water: How the Brahmaputra River could shape India–China security competition

Neely Haby 1 August 2024
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News, Climate and Security Policy Centre, Washington DC

Roundtable on Climate Resiliency and Investment in the Pacific Islands

29 July 2024
Cover images: iStockphoto: alengo, Art Wager, watchara_tongnoi, solarseven, Daniiielc, georgeclerk, FrankRamspott, Defence Image Library: HMAS Choules, ADF member, Road closed sign, Flickr: AEC, SES.Cover images: iStockphoto: alengo, Art Wager, watchara_tongnoi, solarseven, Daniiielc, georgeclerk, FrankRamspott, Defence Image Library: HMAS Choules, ADF member, Road closed sign, Flickr: AEC, SES.
Report, Climate and Security Policy Centre, National Security Program

National resilience: lessons for Australian policy from international experience

Marc Ablong PSM 15 February 2024
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China, climate and conflict in the Indo-Pacific

Anastasia Kapetas 16 March 2023
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Report, Climate and Security Policy Centre, National Security Program

China, climate change and the energy transition

Professor Xu Yi-Chong 16 March 2023
Image: Poyang lakebed amid severe drought in August 2022. Only two years ago, the farmland visible lay along the banks of what was China’s largest freshwater lake. Satellite image collection and analysis by Nathan Ruser, ASPI ICPC. Source: ESA via Google Earth Engine.Image: Poyang lakebed amid severe drought in August 2022. Only two years ago, the farmland visible lay along the banks of what was China’s largest freshwater lake. Satellite image collection and analysis by Nathan Ruser, ASPI ICPC. Source: ESA via Google Earth Engine.
Report, Climate and Security Policy Centre, National Security Program

Assessing the groundwork: Surveying the impacts of climate change in China

Stephan Robin 27 September 2022