1/2 We need to talk about "Nature Security". We're seeing a big push to securitise nature but it's being done in a way that risks ignoring the root causes of #biodiversity loss, and the solutions we need to fix it.
green and black text reads: Narrowly interpreting the relationships between nature and security in ways that prioritise the national security of a few risks alienating and excluding key stakeholders and will do little to address the underlying drivers of global biodiversity loss.

ALT green and black text reads: Narrowly interpreting the relationships between nature and security in ways that prioritise the national security of a few risks alienating and excluding key stakeholders and will do little to address the underlying drivers of global biodiversity loss.

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2/2 In this new collaborative briefing we explain why an inclusive and expansive nature, peace and security framing is needed, and why it must address the security needs of all, and not just the Global North ceobs.org/briefing-defining-…

Briefing: Defining Nature, Peace and Security (NPS) - CEOBS

Nature security that prioritises the national security of a few won't address the drivers of biodiversity loss; we explore what's needed instead.

ceobs.org
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3/ The UK has used the #UNGA to highlight nature security risks, with momentum building it's increasingly urgent that these relationships are framed holistically and tackle the root causes of #biodiversity loss theguardian.com/environment/…

UK shares findings of damning climate crisis national security report suppressed under Starmer

El Niño poses critical threat to nations’ defences, says Ed Miliband in presentation to global foreign ministers

theguardian.com

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