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Global Warming Could Cause 50 Percent Increase in Violence Conflict

August 1, 2013
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Join McArthur on Ending HungerForeign Affairs
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There’s a Surprisingly Strong Link Between Climate Change and ViolenceWashington Post: Wonk Blog
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The Climate Change Conflict NexusUN Dispatch
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Clima-salute: Un Rapporto in CrescendoAgora Magazine
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Economists are getting to grips with the impact of climate changeFreenewspos
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Climate Change Increases Risk of Civil War in AfricaPanorama
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Further Reading: Climate Strongly Affects Human Conflict and Violence WorldwideShangbao.net
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The Weather ReportThe Economist
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Feeling Hot Can Fuel RageScientific American
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Top 100 Discoveries of 2013: Climate Change May Lead to More Wars #91Discover Magazine
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Quantifying the Influence of Climate on Human ConflictPublished PaperEnvironment and ClimatePolitical Economy and ConflictResearch Methodology2013
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