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Security and foreign policy leaders call for global climate action

5811865885 d45256bd02 o A sergeant operates a sling on a UH-60 Blackhawk above a swollen Missouri River near North Sioux City, South Dakota. Flight crews are helping deliver sand bags to areas affected by flooding.

Forty-eight national security and foreign policy leaders urged U.S. government and businesses to take action to fight climate change in a statement released by the Partnership for a Secure America. Thomas Fingar, a distinguished fellow in the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, is a signatory. The statement can be accessed by clicking here.

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