Conflict and Environment Observatory
How does war contribute to climate change?
Explainer
A useful entry point for categorising direct and indirect emissions from conflict.
Explainer
Research spine
Climate and Conflict
A living frame for climate shocks, conflict emissions, adaptation gaps, and humanitarian response trade-offs.
Guiding question
How should humanitarian actors understand the two-way relationship between conflict and climate?
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Conflict emissions
Build a working account of military emissions, attacks on energy systems, fires, reconstruction, and the data gaps around wartime carbon accounting.
Hypotheses to test
- The most actionable emissions evidence may be indirect: reconstruction, energy disruption, fires, and displacement logistics.
- Humanitarian disclosure could shift from perfect accounting toward transparent categories and uncertainty bands.
Prompts to run
Connection cues
wartime carbonreconstructionresponse footprintCEOBSUNEP
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