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IS 310 ARC Ecological Threat Register Essay
Read:
Measuring a country’s resilience using Positive Peace (Links to an external site.)
Go to https://www.visionofhumanity.org/maps/ecological-threat-register/#/ (Links to an external site.)
Off the left-hand menu pick a Country. The country must be in the “red, beige, or yellow” zone with a threat level of three (3) or more.
Check out all the indicators (Water Stress, Food, Population, Droughts, Flood, Cyclone, Temperature, Sea Level Rise, Resource Scarcity, Natural Disasters, Resilience)
Answer the following questions:
What does Ecological Threat Register measure?
What is the overall score of your country?
What are the indicators just the scores—e.g., population 1.4/5.
Pick two (2) threats, provide the scores, and explain the threats.
Go to the Peace Index (Links to an external site.) and find your country, review the indicators, and provide the overall score.
- According to ETR, countries with many ecological threats are also less peaceful. Using your country’s Peace Index score, and ETR discuss the challenges your country faces in moving towards positive peace. (One (1) to two (2) paragraphs)
As an expert in Peace and Conflict Studies, what recommendations would you make to assist your country in addressing its most pressing ecological threats? (One (1) to two (2) paragraphs)
Format
- Your name in the left-hand corner
Use #s of the Questions.
Use parenthetical citation (ETR, page 21)
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