Neil Bhatiya is a Fellow at The Century Foundation where he researches U.S. foreign policy and international climate change policy, with a specific focus on environmental peacebuilding and climate change in South Asia. He is also the Climate and Diplomacy Fellow at the Center for Climate and Security. He is the author, most recently, of A Post-Paris Agenda for Climate Security at the UN. His analysis on energy and climate change topics has appeared in Grist, Foreign Policy, World Politics Review, and The Week. Previously, he was a Research Fellow for the Streit Council, where he studied the expansion of NATO. He has earned History degrees from The George Washington University (M.A.) and Marist College (B.A.).
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Latest Work
A Post-Paris Agenda for Climate Security at the UN
India’s Role in the Paris Climate Negotiations
Climate Change as a Development & Security Threat
The Important Role of Adaptation in a Durable Paris Agreement
Don’t Ask the UN Climate Change Conference to Do Everything
A First Step toward Bipartisan Consensus on Climate Change
Citigroup to Planet: A Low-Carbon Economy Is Worth the Cost
We Need to Prepare for Climate Change Migrants
