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Notably, the summit took place on the fifth anniversary of the signing of the agreement, which former President Trump Biden also announced a new international climate finance plan meant to eventually double U.S. financing for climate-related programs in developing countries and put limits on international investment in fossil fuels.  NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who also spoke at the event, said he welcomed Biden’s leadership on tackling climate change, which he asserted is “making the world more dangerous.” “It has a serious impact on our security, so it matters for NATO,” Stoltenberg said. ADVERTISEMENT The Defense Department in just the past few years has seen its own fair share of climate change impacts on military installations – including heavy downpours, drought, rising temperature and sea level and repeated forest fires - which Austin listed off in his speech.

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