The US spy community issues its first-ever national intelligence estimate on climate change – and it's not pretty

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The US spy community issues its first-ever national intelligence estimate on climate change – and it's not pretty

The US spy community issues its first-ever national intelligence estimate on climate change – and it's not pretty

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Published 21 Oct 2021

The Biden administration's top spies release the first-ever National Intelligence Estimate on the global security threats posed by climate change.

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