National Security Climate Intelligence Act

Bill 118 hr 2903, also known as the National Security Climate Intelligence Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The main purpose of this bill is to enhance the intelligence community's ability to assess and respond to the national security implications of climate change.

The bill requires the Director of National Intelligence to establish a Climate Security Advisory Council, which will be responsible for providing guidance and recommendations on how to integrate climate change considerations into national security assessments. This council will consist of experts in climate science, national security, and intelligence analysis.

Additionally, the bill directs the intelligence community to prioritize the collection and analysis of climate-related data and intelligence. This includes assessing the potential impacts of climate change on global stability, conflict, and security threats. Furthermore, the bill requires the intelligence community to produce an annual report on the national security implications of climate change. This report will be submitted to Congress and will include an assessment of the current and projected impacts of climate change on US national security interests. Overall, the National Security Climate Intelligence Act aims to ensure that the intelligence community is adequately prepared to address the security challenges posed by climate change. By prioritizing the collection and analysis of climate-related intelligence, this bill seeks to enhance the nation's ability to anticipate and respond to the threats posed by a changing climate.