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The Land & Climate Podcast

Land and Climate Review

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Frequency: 1 episode/16d. Total Eps: 130

The editorial team from The Land and Climate Review interview thinkers and policymakers in the world of economics, land-use and climate policy. Find more on our site at www.landclimate.org

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Will military emissions ever be counted?

Friday, August 23, 2024 • Duration 16:12

Many governments are wary of providing transparency around their militaries' emissions, and campaigners can be hesitant to focus on the carbon footprint of conflicts, rather than more obviously humanitarian issues.

But Ukraine has helped to shift opinion this year, after pushing for more accountability for wartime environmental harm. Recent estimates put the CO2e cost of Russia's invasion of Ukraine at 175 million tonnes, and day to day military operations - not including conflicts - at a staggering 5.5% of global emissions.

Bertie spoke to Lindsey Cottrell, Environmental Policy Officer at the Conflict and Environment Observatory, about the military emissions gap in carbon accounting, and the campaign for UNFCCC rules to be changed to acknowledge it.

Further reading:

'Russia’s war with Ukraine accelerating global climate emergency, report shows', The Guardian, June 2024
'Revealed: repairing Israel’s destruction of Gaza will come at huge climate cost', The Guardian, June 2024
'National climate action plans must include military emissions', CEOBS Blog, June 2024
'UNEA-6 passes resolution on environmental assistance and recovery in areas affected by armed conflict', CEOBS Blog, March 2024
'Does reporting military emissions data really threaten national security?', CEOBS Blog, February 2024
'Ticking boxes: are military climate mitigation strategies fit for purpose?', CEOBS Blog, February 2024
Estimating the Military’s Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions, 2022