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Extreme Climatic Conditions Produce Violence and Instability in Africa
January 16, 2014
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Climate ‘is a Major Cause of Conflict in AfricaBritish Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) News
Study: African Wars More Likely Due to Climate ChangeUC Newsroom
FSE Study Finds Climate Change Could Boost Incidence of Civil War in AfricaStanford Center on Food Security and the Environment (FSE) Press Release
Climate Change Could Boost Incidence of Civil War in Africa, Study FindsUC Berkeley News
Can Climate Change Cause Conflict? Recent History Suggests SoScientific American
African Conflicts Spurred by WarmingNew Scientist
CSAE Conference Keynote: Ted Miguel on Conflict, Climate and African DevelopmentCentre for the Study of African Economies (CSAE) Blog, by Jonathan Levin
Cool Heads Likely Won’t Prevail in a Hotter, Wetter World: Climate Change Will Likely Exacerbate ViolenceScience Daily
Climate Change Linked to Hot Tempers: Global Warming Negatively Affecting Human BehaviorHeadlines & Global News
Climate Influences Global Conflicts and Violence, Study ReportsCounsel & Heal
Climate Change May Make Civil Wars Much More CommonNew Scientist
Climate Strongly Affects Violence WorldwideHealth24
Climate Wars’ Claims DisputedNature
Climate Change: Does Warming Help Cause Civil Wars?Time: Ecocentric Blog
Climate Change and African Civil WarRoger Pielke Jr.'s Blog
Climate Change Could Increase Conflict in AfricaPambazuka News
Rising Temperatures and African ConflictNew York Times: Green Blog
Global Warming May Increase Chances of Civil War In AfricaDaily News and Analysis (DNA)
Climate Change Threatens African Civil WarUK Net Guide
Climate Change Could Boost Incidence of Civil War in AfricaScience Daily
Climate Change Will Lead to Civil Wars in Africa, Says ResearchTelegraph
Study: Global Warming Could Cause Civil Wars in Africa by 2030Zee News
Global Warming Also Triggers Military ConflictEast Bay Express
Global Warming Could Lead to Increased Civil Wars in AfricaAll Gov
Aquecimento Estimula Guerras na ÁfricaFolha de Sao Paulo
Africa: Civil War More Likely With Climate ChangeUniversity World News
Study: Human Violence Likely to Increase with Climate ChangeDaily News and Analysis (DNA)
‘Striking’ Study Links Climate Variation to Human ViolenceBlue & Green Tomorrow
Climate Change Leads to Increase in Violence, Says StudyChristian Post
Climate Change Linked to Violent BehaviorGuardian
Hot and Bothered: Climate Changes Affect Human ConflictDiscover: D-brief Blog
Increasing Violence Predicted as the Result of Climate ChangeExaminer
Climate Change May Increase Violence, Study ShowsCable News Network (CNN)
Warming Climate Drives Human ConflictNature
Global Warming Linked with Increased Violence WorldwideNature World News
Increased Murder and War Linked to Climate ChangeSalon
Scientists Say Global Violence Could Rise with Global WarmingUnited Press International (UPI)
Violence Will Rise as Climate Changes, Scientists PredictLos Angeles Times
Climate & Conflict: Warmer World May Be More ViolenceClimate Central
Climate Change Stokes Violent ReactionClimate News Network
Climate Change Triggers Violent ReactionDhaka Tribune
Conflict Link to Climate ChangeHerald Scotland
Rise in Climate Change Correlated with Increase in Violence IncidentsAustrian Tribune
Tempers May Also Rise with TemperaturePakistan Daily Times
Feeling a Bit Violent? Maybe It’s Hot OutsideCapital FM: Lifestyle Magazine
Climate Change ‘Causes Conflict’Times of Malta
Is Climate Change Creating More World Violence?Earth Techling
Heat Makes Crime Boil OverJamaica Gleaner
Rising Global Temperatures Bring Violence, Unrest, Scientists SayCatholic Online
Briefs: Heat, Violence Linked; New Medical Tools; Safe City LifeSarasota Herald-Tribune
Hotter Temperatures Lead to Hotter TempersWUSA Channel 9
Will Global Warming Lead to More War? It’s Not That SimpleWashington Post: Wonk Blog
Study Finds Weather Changes Fuel Violent BehaviorYahoo! 7 News
Research Suggests Global Warming Related to Increased ViolencePublic Radio International: Living on Earth Blog
Feeling Hot Can Fuel RageScientific American
Extreme Climatic Conditions Produce Violence and Instability in AfricaVoice of Russia
Así es el calor: Nórdicos Felices, Playas en Siberia, Conflictos y Efectos Sobre el CrecimientoLa Nacion
Top 100 Discoveries of 2013: Climate Change May Lead to More Wars #91Discover Magazine
Climate Change is the New Commodity in WashingtonBaltimore Post-Examiner
Research Links Violence and Climate ChangeWKAR Radio: Current State Public Affairs Show
Climate Change Shows Strong Link to ViolenceFrench Tribune
Warmer Climate Could Lead to Increased Conflict, ViolenceUnited Press International (UPI)
Another Climate Change Effect: More ViolenceNewser
Climate Change Conflict: Violence Rises as Temperatures SoarInquisitr
Does New Research Explain the Link Between Climate Change and Conflict, or Show How Hard That is to Do?Carbon Brief Blog
Violence in Humans Likely to Increase as Climates ChangeCleveland Leader
Violence in Humans Likely to Increase as Climate Shifts, Study SaysGuardian Express
Climate Change Could Cause an Increase in Violence Around the WorldAuto World News
Could Hotter Temperatures from Climate Change Boost Violence?National Public Radio (NPR)
UC Berkeley Study Says Climate Change Increases Human ViolenceSan Francisco Business Times
Blame Hot Temper on Flaring TemperatureHindu
Climate Change Linked to Conflict in SocietiesNew Zealand Herald
Heating Up! Rise in Violence Linked to Climate ChangePakistan Today
Study: Climate Change, Violence LinkedDaily Star
Climate Change Will Exacerbate Violence Around the World, Research FindsCleanTechnica
Study Links Increase in Violence to Climate ChangeTopNews United States
Climate Change May Cause Increased Violence5 News
Much Ado About Nothing NewOpen the Echo Chamber Blog, by Edward Carr
Warming Climate Seen as Prod to ViolencePsych Central
Bad Weather, Bad BloodCalcutta Telegraph
El cambio climático multiplicará la violencia por todo el planetaMateria
Klimawandel Fördert BürgerkriegeRP Online
The Climate Change Conflict NexusUN Dispatch
Clima-salute: Un Rapporto in CrescendoAgora Magazine
¿Puede el Calor Aumentar la Tasa de Violencia?Blog: Dennis Chirinos
Conflict, Climate, and African Development (Harvard)Cambridge, MA, USAApril 2, 2013
Conflict, Climate, and African Development (Oxford)Oxford, UKMarch 18, 2013
Quantifying the Influence of Climate on Human ConflictPublished PaperEnvironment and ClimatePolitical Economy and ConflictResearch Methodology2013