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March 1, 2024 Today on New Security Beat The New Arctic: Amid Record Heat, Ecosystems Morph and Wildlife Struggle By Sharon Guynup Climate-driven changes are affecting wildlife across the Arctic. As the far north rapidly warms, food is harder to find, new diseases follow animals moving north, and ecosystems are undergoing fundamental shifts. Can Arctic fauna evolve quickly enough to adapt to what, Joel Clement, Senior Program Officer at the Lemelson Foundation, calls "a new geography of survival"?

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March 1, 2024 Today on New Security Beat ECSP Weekly Watch: February 26 – March 1 By Eleanor Greenbaum This week, ECSP read about the impact of irrigation on pastoralists, the sixth UN Environment Assembly, and how using solar panels in farming can deplete groundwater supplies.

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