Journal of Political Risk, Vol. 5, No. 6, June 2017
EU-China Summit, Brussels, 2017. Source: European Council President via Flickr.
Dave Schroeder
University of Wisconsin-Madison/Naval Officer
Climate change.
This issue is a lot more complex than people suspect for many deemed to be denying the facts.
What many people disagree on in good faith with respect to climate change is not that it’s occurring, nor what the impacts are, or what they may be in the future. Rather, it is what the collective response of the United States should be, and what other concerns — economic, national security, energy policy, diplomatic, etc. — that response should rightly be weighed against.