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These are some of the most unstable parts of the world and it's where they have seen things like the Islamic State rise. So yes, the military is 100% looking at it in that,

from that point front lines.

Here are your hosts, Matthew Gull.

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Hello and welcome to War College.

I'm Jason Fields.

And I'm Matthew Gold.

The military tends to be fairly practical.

Typically, if it sees a threat, leaders prepare to deal with it.

But what if the enemy is the planet itself?

Taricop, Pentagon Bureau Chief for Military Times, joins us today to talk about the

military's response to climate change, and also what's happened since Donald Trump took office.

So Tara can you give us some insight into how generals and admirals tend to view climate change?

Well from day one Secretary Mattis came into the

Pentagon treating the climate and every other threat as something that the

Pentagon needed to improve its readiness against and they that the Pentagon has not stopped since despite what the President has done in his months in office.

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