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Author Archives: ConEnvObs

Dec152021

Environmental governance in frozen conflicts

Blog, Law and policy, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsDecember 15, 2021

When wars end without clear resolution, conflicts can become frozen. In this post, Clayton Payne examines how the frozen conflicts affecting Georgia’s breakaway republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia have influenced their environment, and how it is managed.

Dec22021

A darker shade of “Code Red”: Arms and climate change

Blog, Blog, Law and policy, Project One, Projects, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsDecember 2, 2021

This guest commentary from UNIDIR argues that we need to explore how climate change is influencing the trade, use and legacy of conventional weapons – and how arms flows will exacerbate climate insecurity.

Dec22021

Military emissions cuts – where do we go from here?

Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsDecember 2, 2021

It’s been an extraordinary year for the campaign to hold militaries accountable for their contribution to the climate emergency, in this post Doug Weir takes stock of where we are, and how we can build on the achievements of COP26.

Nov92021

The military emissions gap: what militaries aren’t reporting to the UNFCCC

Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsNovember 9, 2021

Linsey Cottrell introduces the key findings from our analysis of the military emissions data that governments report to the UNFCCC. We found that the standard and scope of reporting is unacceptable, underscoring the need for greater transparency and tougher standards.

Nov62021

#EnvConflictDay 2021: It takes a community to protect the environment from war

Blog, Law and policy, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsNovember 6, 2021

Thousands of people have helped raise the profile of the environment causes and consequences of war over the last 20 years, this #EnvConflictDay post explores how they have done that, and encourages us to take a day to reflect on our collective achievements.

Nov62021

Report: Is South Sudan’s Sudd wetland at a fork in the road?

Country, Publications, Slider, South SudanBy ConEnvObsNovember 6, 2021

South Sudan’s Sudd wetlands are crucial for regulating water and climate, and for the habitats and resources they provide, but oil production and hydropolitics are threatening their survival. Eoghan Darbyshire looks at the choices the government needs to make.

Oct282021

9 Nov COP26 hybrid press conference – launch of www.militaryemissions.org

Military emissions publications, Projects, Publications, SliderBy ConEnvObsOctober 28, 2021

Join CEOBS and Concrete Impacts live from Glasgow for the media launch of www.militaryemissions.org a new website dedicated to tracking the dire state of military emissions reporting to the UNFCCC.

Oct262021

9 Nov COP26 panel discussion – exploring the military emissions gap

Military emissions publications, Projects, Publications, SliderBy ConEnvObsOctober 26, 2021

COP26 panel discussion to mark the launch of militaryemissions.org that will explore the flaws in military emissions reporting, and why the scope of reporting needs to be expanded to cover emissions created across the cycle of conflicts, and across militaries’ massive supply chains.

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