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Duncan Depledge

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Climate Change
 
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Environmental Change and Security
RUSI's Climate Change and Security programme analyses the new security risks posed by environmental issues.
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Duncan Depledge

Position: Research Analyst, Environment and Security

Duncan Depledge is a research analyst for the Climate Change & Security Programme. He holds an MPhil in Geographical Research from the University of Cambridge, as well as an MA in Political Theory and a BA (Hons) in History from the University of Sheffield.

Duncan is primarily interested in how climate change is impacting global and regional dynamics of security and geopolitics. Since joining RUSI, he has contributed to studies on the security implications of climate change for the UK, Mesoamerica and China.

Duncan is currently also undertaking a PhD (expected 2013) under the supervision of Professor Klaus Dodds at Royal Holloway, University of London. His research is exploring the changing geopolitics of the Arctic with a specific focus on the implications for UK maritime security, energy security and scientific research.

 

RUSI articles and analysis by this author

RUSI Researchers Invited to Contribute to 'Climate Policy' 29 Aug 2012
RUSI researchers Duncan Depledge and Dr. Tobias Feakin were invited to prepare a paper for inclusion in a special issue of the peer-reviewed journal Climate Policy
Arctic carrier operations Testing the Northern Flank: The UK, Norway and Exercise Cold Response 6 Aug 2012
Regional commitments and preparing for the unique challenges of cold-weather operations have provided new impetus in the UK's military arctic engagement
UK Norway Arctic Looking North: Britain's revitalised interest in the northern areas of Europe 9 Mar 2012
A recent defence Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and Norway underscores renewed British strategic interest in the north. Such alliances are crucial in the face of the Arctic region gaining further geopolitical relevance.
Exercise Cold Response The Arctic and the UK: The Strategic Gap 2 Jun 2011
The UK’s long relationship with the Arctic requires a modern, integrated policy
Climate Change Thinking strategically about the future climate 12 Jan 2011
Last February, RUSI analysts suggested that Whitehall needed to conduct a nationwide review of the implications of climate change for national security. Almost one year later, is the government considering climate change anything other than a peripheral factor?
Women in Dhaka, Bangladesh protest G8 The Impact of Climate Change on Security: Is the UK in Need of a Nationwide Review? 12 Feb 2010
Climate change will bring with it both physical and political security challenges. But how prepared is the UK to face them?

Climate change Arctic How Copenhagen will affect international security 9 Dec 2009
The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen has been billed as 'the most important gathering in human history'. Without binding commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and stabilise expectations, climate change will have a huge impact on future security considerations.

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