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Michael T. Klare
Defense Correspondent
Michael T. Klare, The Nation ’s defense correspondent, is professor emeritus of peace and world-security studies at Hampshire College and senior visiting fellow at the Arms Control Association in Washington, DC. His newest book, All Hell Breaking Loose: The Pentagon’s Perspective on Climate Change , will be published this fall.
Many people are already going hungry in the United States; many more will face hunger or starvation in other parts of the world.
The coronavirus pandemic may have one silver lining: the potential collapse of big oil.
The only way to stop future disasters is to reconceptualize our political, economic, and social systems.
March 31, 2020
As the coronavirus spreads, Congress still has to review the Pentagon’s defense budget request.
The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.
The world after the coronavirus pandemic is likely to be a very different place.
American military training exercises in northern Norway are escalating tensions with Russia.
As climate changes stresses our human institutions, we are likely to face deadly conflicts over critical resources.
What will the military look like in climate-crisis mode?
Our military’s obsession with Russia and China is proving to be dangerously distracting in the face of accelerating climate change.
Greenland is just one piece of the White House’s plan for the Far North.
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