Climate change has created a meta-crisis in food security, energy and the economy, says Greek expert

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Climate change has created a meta-crisis in food security, energy and the economy, says Greek expert  Emmanuella Doussis is the UNESCO Chair on Climate Diplomacy and Professor of International Institutions at the University of Athens.  READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2026/09/22/climate-change-has-created-a-meta-crisis-in-food-security-energy-and-the-economy-says-gree  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00Climate change is no longer simply an environmental issue.

00:04It has far-reaching implications for the economy, energy security and international relations,

00:09creating new dependencies and intensifying competition over natural resources.

00:13Professor Emanuela Dussi explains why the climate crisis is emerging

00:17as one of the most significant geopolitical challenges of the coming years.

00:20What we see here is that we have a very big problem with the safety and safety.

00:29We have a problem with the water.

00:32They are working on this time, like the water,

00:36so it is very difficult to be able to control the water,

00:41the water, the water, the water.

00:45We also have an example where the fragmentation of the relations

00:52between Ethiopia and Egypt.

00:54We will also have more and more changes in terms of climate change.

01:02The key element in addressing the climate crisis remains the gradual shift away from fossil fuels.

01:09However, this transition carries significant economic and geopolitical implications.

01:15In the case of the climate crisis,

01:18we have to report about the potential of climate change in the water,

01:20in which cases it iscomgeted.

01:29We have to report the overall health of the water,

01:32so it is extremely important to the climate change.

01:33At the place of the climate crisis is also available.

01:34The climate crisis will always be the most significant contributor,

01:36the current crisis.

01:39Finally, it will be the highest-result recession.

01:42The climate crisis is going on to take a plus-reachingapproved.

01:43The economy of climate crisis will continue all the strategies

01:44by the direction of climate change,

01:44the discussion of climate change has been going on and the economy.

01:59According to Professor Ducey, rising temperatures and changing climate patterns are now directly linked to international competition over resources and

02:07strategically important regions.

02:10The statement is clear that the climate crisis has passed on in the agenda of the international diplomat.

02:16If the international community will be able to move together and together, it is the big stage of the next

02:23few years.

02:24From the Aethena for the Hero News, Faye Dulgueri.

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