CIA urged to be more open about climate change

U.S. government agency said the CIA should abandon its traditional culture of secrecy and start sharing your intelligence on the subject

After a year of epic weather, droughts, heat waves, hurricanes and floods, the introduction of U.S. intelligence has come out with a bold suggestion: perhaps it is time to CIA stopped climate change as a secret

A new report released by the Defence Council for Science - an agency of the United States -. Urges CIA out of their traditional culture of secrecy and start exchanging information was collected on Climate Change

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The report, trends and implications of climate change for national and international security, even going so far as to recommend the establishment of a new agency dedicated to the study of climate change - which operate in the open and transparent manner, so foreign to the CIA.

The report is the latest in a series of blows to the climate center of the CIA, which has struggled to justify its existence to the public since its inception in 2009.

congressional Republicans have ridiculed the very idea of ??climate change as a threat to national security, despite the Pentagon's view that this is a threat multiplier. He now faces criticism that has been accumulating data.

The report does not call for the demolition of the climate center of the CIA, but it suggests that the CIA experts on business climate has gone wrong.

• The insistence of the CIA in the ranking of the Centre's reports on climate separated from university research to the forefront of climate science and other government agencies working on question, said. "Climate change research on the effects of partitioning can only hinder progress," the report said.

secret CIA on climate change ever been annoyed by other government agencies working in the same area. The climate center last year rejected a request for access to information for copies of their reports on climate impacts.

Although most data on climate change is picked up by satellites, the agency - citing the need to protect intelligence sources - said he was not able to publish a single document. He said the material "and currently ranked correctly."

Two analysts from the center of the CIA, climate dared to a meeting outside the disk with environmental groups earlier this year. But analysts, who insisted that this was not the name sticks to generalities, a number of people at this conference.
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