Bezpieczeństwo glupcze: Zieloni, klimat i polityka bezpieczeństwa

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The text advocates for the EU to integrate climate change into its security and foreign policy framework, proposing a 'geographical/geopolitical' approach to climate security. It suggests that climate change acts as a risk multiplier for conflict, migration, and instability, particularly in regions like the Sahel. The author proposes several Green Party initiatives, including the creation of an EU Special Envoy for Climate Security, the reservation of international funds for climate mitigation in destabilized countries, and reducing dependence on fossil fuels from autocratic regimes to enhance global stability.

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  • Climate change is identified as a risk factor that increases global instability and threatens people and property, acting as a catalyst for water and food shortages, pandemics, and forced displacements.
  • In the Sahel region, rising temperatures and water scarcity put pressure on communities dependent on agriculture, fishing, and livestock, which leads to violence, armed conflict, terrorism, and migration.
  • The Green Party proposes a climate security policy modeled after the EU's human rights policy, integrating climate action across all foreign policy areas, including neighborhood, humanitarian, trade, and security policies.
  • Specific institutional recommendations for the EU include appointing a Special Envoy for Climate Security, involving the Council and EEAS in coordinating climate, energy, and armed security, and reserving a portion of international funds for climate mitigation in destabilized countries.
  • Reducing EU dependence on fossil fuel imports, especially from autocratic countries with aggressive foreign policies, is presented as a means to limit the funding of actions that threaten regional and global peace.

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Heider, D. C. T. (2018). Bezpieczeństwo glupcze: Zieloni, klimat i polityka bezpieczeństwa. Green European Journal. https://www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/bezpieczenstwo-glupcze-zieloni-klimat-i-polityka-bezpieczenstwa/
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Heider, Delphine Chalençon, Tobias. Bezpieczeństwo glupcze: Zieloni, klimat i polityka bezpieczeństwa. Green European Journal, 2018. https://www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/bezpieczenstwo-glupcze-zieloni-klimat-i-polityka-bezpieczenstwa/.
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{{cite press release |last1=Heider |first1=Delphine Chalençon, Tobias |title=Bezpieczeństwo glupcze: Zieloni, klimat i polityka bezpieczeństwa |publisher=Green European Journal |date=14 November 2018 |url=https://www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/bezpieczenstwo-glupcze-zieloni-klimat-i-polityka-bezpieczenstwa/ |access-date=23 October 2026 |via=Climate Insights Directory}}
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@misc{heider2018bezpieczestwo, author = {Heider, Delphine Chalençon, Tobias}, title = {{Bezpieczeństwo glupcze: Zieloni, klimat i polityka bezpieczeństwa}}, publisher = {Green European Journal}, year = {2018}, month = nov, url = {https://www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/bezpieczenstwo-glupcze-zieloni-klimat-i-polityka-bezpieczenstwa/}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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