CNA_包容性NatSec：气候冲突与环境建设.pdf

Unlimited Distribution May 2023 ICP-2023-U-035608-Final Copyright CNA 2022 3003 Washington Boulevard,Arlington,VA 22201|703-824-2000|a.org Rapporteur:Brooke Lennox On April 25,2023,CNA held the second Inclusive National Security event of the year(InclusiveNatSec on Twitter)with the theme“intersectionality.”This April event(recording here),“Climate Conflicts and Environmental Peacebuilding:Intersectional Approaches,”examined how intersectionality can be a fruitful lens for viewing climate change conflicts.The event featured Dr.Erika Weinthal,professor of environmental policy and public policy at Duke University,and Dr.Aubrey Paris,senior policy advisor on gender,climate change,and innovation in the secretary of states Office of Global Womens Issues at the US Department of State.Reflections from Dr.Weinthal and Dr.Paris The scholarly link between environmental security and peacebuilding matured in the 1990s to create an approach to security that not only incorporated the human dimensions of security but also encompassed climate change,natural resource conflicts,and natural resource management.A 2009 United Nations Environment Programme report,resulting from efforts to identify the li