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National Security in the Anthropocene: New Risks and Challenges
In recent decades, humans have transformed the Earth so much that we no longer live in the geologic epoch called the Holocene. Instead, many scientists believe that the Earth has entered a new geologic epoch called the Anthropocene, which is marked by a new stratigraphic layer in the Earth’s crust characterized by human creations, such as plastics, pollution, and radioactive fallout from nuclear weapons. Besides the changes to the geologic structure of the Earth, the conditio
Bryan Fok
May 47 min read


Inclusive Trade Policy for Global Economic Growth and Security
Eye-catching headlines on trade and economic security gloss over the economic objective of trade: exchanging U.S.-made goods and services for those from foreign partners at an advantageous price benefiting both and boosting prosperity. No one country has the resources, nor inclination, to be fully self-sufficient especially as standards of living continue to rise. The current focus on domestic manufacturing and self-sufficiency ignores the additional economic benefits that
Margaret Cekuta
Feb 24 min read
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