Arxius de Militarisme i crisi climàtica

Pere Ortega - 18/02/2025

Militarisme i crisi climàtica

Report 69: Spain’s military carbon footprint. Greenhouse Gas Emissions of the Spanish military sector

The military sector (armed forces and arms industry) is a major energy consumer, mostly of fossil fuels, which makes it a major greenhouse gas emitter. The military sector is therefore heavily involved in our climate crisis. To assess its carbon footprint, we need to take every phase of the production cycle into consideration, from extraction of the raw materials needed...

Working Papers

- 11/07/2024

Militarisme i crisi climàtica

Issue Briefing from Transnational Institute, Stop Wapenhandel and Tipping Point North South, copublished by Centre Delàs d’Estudis per la Pau: “Climate on the Crosshairs: “The planetary impact of NATO’s spending increases”

As NATO marks its 75th anniversary at its summit in Washington D.C. in July 2024, what will be the climateimpacts of the world’s most powerful military alliance? NATO spent $1.34 trillion dollars on the military in2023, an increase of $126 billion in one year. This research conducted by Transnational Institute, Stop Wapenhandel and Tipping Point North South, copublished by Centre...

Reports

- 17/10/2023

Militarisme i crisi climàtica, Military expense

Report from Transnational Institute, Stop Wapenhandel and Tipping Point, with the collaboration of Centre Delàs: “Climate crossfire. How NATO’s 2% military targets contribute to climate breakdown”

Climate mitigation and adaptation efforts are chronically underfunded by billions of dollars, deepening the climate crisis and its impacts on citizens around the world. This has made climate finance one of the most contentious issues at annual United Nations climate summits as the richest countries that bear the most responsibility for climate breakdown have failed to keep even their limited...