Events
Speaking Truth to Silence: There's Still a Place for the Demographic Case
Robert Engelman analyzes the human and environmental impact of population growth, particularly in the context of Niger and Kenya.
Investing in Water Improvement
Improving water quality and quantity in developing countries is a daunting task, but the benefits could far outweigh the costs. An Environmental Change and Security Project staffer discusses strategies for reaching this UN Millenium Development goal target.
Population in Defense Policy Planning
U.S. defense policymakers should watch four demographic trends, says Jennifer Dabbs Sciubba: youthful populations, changes in military personnel, international migration, and urbanization.
Environment, Conflict Expert Joins the Wilson Center
AUGUST 2006—John Katunga Begins Term as OSI Africa Policy Scholar
ECSP Director Geoff Dabelko Discusses Water Security on the Diane Rehm Show
"Water is quickly replacing oil as our most valuable natural resource," said Diane Rehm leading into the show. ECSP Director Geoff Dabelko joined Julia Bucknall of the World Bank and author and journalist Steve Solomon to discuss water scarcity, public health, national security, and the global economy.
Protecting Regional Seas: Developing Capacity and Fostering Environmental Cooperation in Europe
Conference proceedings from Saving the Seas: Developing Capacity and Fostering Environmental Cooperation in Europe, held 14 May 1999 at the Wilson Center.
CEF in the News: CEF Coordinator Quoted in Newsweek
FEBRUARY 2005--Jennifer Turner quoted in Newsweek International article on SEPA's stand against dams
Regional Infrastructure Plan Could Threaten Amazon, Finds Brazil Institute Report
MAY 2008—National, Regional Development Policies Will Significantly Impact Amazon's Ecological Health
