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Climate change is no longer purely an environmental issue. It affects the economy, society, energy and international security, while creating new geopolitical balances and competition over critical resources, like water. “Climate change is an economic problem, because it directly concerns states’ national economies. It is a social problem, because it affects societies. It is a political problem and it is also a geopolitical problem,” Professor of International Institutions and holder of the UNESCO Chair on Climate Diplomacy, Emmanuella Doussis, tells Euronews. The climate crisis is reshaping geopolitical balances Extreme heat and climate change are now directly linked to international competition…
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