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               这可能会引发人民对政府的抗议,从而产生暴力冲突发生的隐患。
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                   社会族群矛盾加剧。气候变化导致的资源稀缺会加剧原有的社会矛盾,尤其是
               不同族群或不同宗教群体之间的矛盾。   当一些群体对于明显的社会问题,如种族
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               或宗教问题表达不满时,群体之间发生暴力的可能性就会提高。   在环境资源稀缺
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               的情况下,基于相对收益的群体间竞争及矛盾可能会增加。例如,在尼日尔的塔瓦
               和埃塞俄比亚的甘贝拉,种族群体之间对于资源的争夺有时会演变成暴力事件。
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                   气候移民对冲突的影响。气候变化可能导致大批人逃离家园,   大量环境移民
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               的涌入很可能给接收地区的经济和资源带来负担,且在移民过程中的食物与水资源
               的缺乏可能会加剧各方对于稀缺资源的争夺,进而导致冲突。   例如,2007—2010
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               年的干旱引发的国内移民,成为叙利亚暴力冲突爆发的一个重要因素。
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                   大国军事对立。气候变化导致的北极航道开辟将使北极地区资源争夺进一步升
               级,尤其是在大国之间。俄罗斯在《2035 年前俄罗斯联邦北极国家基本政策》中提
               出,要加强北极武装部队实力,用最先进的战争手段武装区域部队,从而有效维护

               俄罗斯在北极地区的军事安全。   同时,美国发布新版《北极地区国家战略》报告,
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