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The word "climate" seems to have gone missing in that piece. Should it be there? I don't know, but Iben Browning, then at Sandia Labs in the early 1950's conduc
by gardenfelder 5y ago
The word "climate" seems to have gone missing in that piece. Should it be there? I don't know, but Iben Browning, then at Sandia Labs in the early 1950's conducted a research project to understand the causes of war. His report was classified until later that decade; it was wordsmithed into the book _Climate and the affairs of man_; his working hypothesis was, indeed, massive climate change, leading to mass migration, leading to war.
We see, today, climate migration in play.
Of course, the Ukraine invasion doesn't immediately call up the imagery of a climate related invasion; if there is a link to the vast permafrost thaw going on in Russia, it's not obvious. But, who can say?