'The next threat': Climate change will affect Canada's security, CSIS official says

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'The next threat': Climate change will affect Canada's security, CSIS official says
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Tricia Geddes, deputy director for policy at CSIS, speaking to an intelligence conference cited possible ripples from climate shifts, such as the mass…

CSIS must continue to anticipate “the next threat” and understand it in order to support other government players, said Geddes, citing possible ripples from climate shifts, such as the mass migration of people.

Ironically, perhaps, environmental and human rights activists have alleged that CSIS stepped over the line in recent years in collecting information about peaceful anti-petroleum groups aiming to protect the planet by protesting pipeline plans.Hypocrisy in the air at COP26: More than 200 private jets so leaders can talk emissions

Canada faces security questions prompted by climate change in the North that is making once-frozen waters more navigable, said Jean, a senior fellow with the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa.

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