Climate and Militarism Program (CAMP)

Analysis on the intersections of the climate crisis, militarism, and economic inequality within the context of U.S. foreign policy.

About

CIP's Climate and Militarism Program aims to shift the approach and implementation of U.S. foreign policy to a people-and-planet-centered strategy, replacing cycles of state-sanctioned exploitation, conflict, zero-sum competition, and ecological devastation with policies that promote shared prosperity, global cooperation, class solidarity, and ecological sustainability.

A key program focus is interrogating the implications of U.S. policy responses to climate-related security challenges, including the environmental impact of security assistance and its contribution to irregular migration and regional conflict.

Publications

April 22, 2024Climate and Militarism ProgramNew Insensitive Munitions may pose lingering toxic threatHanna Homestead is the Director of the Climate and Militarism Program at the Center for International Policy. In February, the Washington Post…
March 26, 2024Climate and Militarism ProgramBroad-Based Coalition Urges Federal Contractor Climate Disclosure Requirements To Close the Military Emissions Reporting GapWASHINGTON, D.C. -- Today, the Center for International Policy joined 22 foreign policy, climate and grassroots organizations calling on Biden administration officials…