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climate one.org. This is Climate One. I'm Greg Dalton. Climate is often called a threat

multiplier because it can worsen already challenging situations. Climate insecurity is linked

much to water insecurity, which in our part of the world is also connected to the conflict.

And places experiencing ongoing armed conflict, such as Ukraine, how do those working to address the climate crisis keep moving forward?

Practical action is something you can use to calm the fear, to calm the uncertainty.

A Palestinian environmentalist says even in the midst of daily struggles, the climate

emergency requires action. We are committed because if people like us give up, who else would do the job? Who else would keep

the light of hope going? Climate action in conflict zones. Up next on Climate One.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has caused horrific damage and casualties, in spite of Ukraine's heroic efforts

to defend itself. The conflict has disrupted global energy markets, grain shipments, and

is still impacting the global economy. All of this shoved climate further down the list of international

priorities, as has happened so many times before.

Yet within conflict zones, many brave individuals and organizations work every day to stave

off the even greater threat of climate catastrophe.

Today, we talk with two guests about the realities of operating environmental organizations

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