Environmental Issues

Greenland’s new left-wing government will only briefly delay mining operations, as the island’s rare earth reserves become increasingly key to its economic independence.

The growing number of military and private actors in the increasingly accessible region is raising the risk of miscommunication or miscalculation.

The move will force current and future U.S. lawmakers to reckon with how to actually integrate environmental impacts into complicated strategic considerations.

The next leader of Germany’s most popular party will also stand a strong chance of becoming the country’s next chancellor.

In this podcast, Emily Donahue speaks with Dr. Rebecca Keller, Stratfor's senior science and technology analyst, about how the increasing frequency of natural disasters contributes to a changing global order.

While private and public firms will face increased pressure to reduce their carbon emissions, the overall implementation of Brussels' new eco-friendly policies will be slow and uneven.

Increasingly intense fire seasons threaten to leave Australia’s vital agriculture industry in ashes and engulf the government’s pro-energy policies in political controversy.

Stratfor's Rebecca Keller sits down with Gilbert M. Gaul to discuss the geography of risk in an era of ever-greater storms.

Since its first Extinction Rebellion protest in November 2018, the activist group Rising Up has expanded the scale and scope of its demonstrations aimed at drawing attention to climate change.

In this episode of the Stratfor Talks podcast, Dr. Michael Webber speaks with Senior Global Analyst Matthew Bey about his latest book and the promises and perils of a world in which vast transitions in energy use combine with climate change.