Across the world's most vulnerable regions, the ancient compact between land and survival is being renegotiated by forces no single nation controls. New research reveals that climate change threatens peace not merely through hunger, but through the volatile redistribution of agricultural value — creating winners and losers in societies that often lack the institutions to manage such upheaval peacefully. From the Sahel to South Asia, where two billion people depend on fracturing water systems and fragile supply chains, the question is no longer whether harvests will shrink, but whether human co
Climate Change and Food Insecurity: The Real Risk Is Conflict, Not Scarcity
Millions face potential displacement through migration, resource conflicts, and recruitment by armed groups; South Asia could experience humanitarian crisis affecting 2 billion people.