US Intelligence to Assess Climate Change Impact on Security and Economy
This law requires the Director of National Intelligence to regularly produce reports assessing the national security and economic security effects of climate change. These reports are to be submitted to congressional intelligence committees at least every four years. The documents may be classified but must include an unclassified executive summary.
Key points
Mandates regular intelligence reports (at least every four years) on the national and economic security effects of climate change.
Reports are submitted to congressional intelligence committees and must include an unclassified executive summary.
Status:
Expired
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