COMPAMIR
High-Purity Fact Pipeline
High-Purity Fact Pipeline
Sylvia Dee (Rice University) and research team
Global
May 18, 2026
Verified: May 18, 2026
"Research analyzing 555 armed conflicts from 1950 to 2023 shows a correlation between climate shocks and violence. El Niño-induced droughts significantly increase conflict risk in Central America and southern Africa. The Indian Ocean Dipole also contributes to conflict risk in Southeast Asia and the Horn of Africa."
Author: Hans Günter Brauch
This book provides a comprehensive academic framework for understanding how climate-induced resource scarcity acts as a threat multiplier for geopolitical instability and armed conflict, aligning perfectly with the study's findings on El Niño and drought.
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