U.S. soldiers will be trained to deal with extreme heat and floods, and Army bases will increasingly rely on solar power, according to a new plan.
“The climate strategy is important to address the changing climate and the threats that are coming from climate change — both how our forces operate in a climate-altered world, but what the Army can do to influence this and to mitigate our greenhouse gasses and to reduce the
effects of climate change,” Paul Farnan, the Army’s acting assistant secretary for installations energy and environment, toldOf course, the U.S. military is one of the most polluting entities in the world—its operations burn through more resources than over 140 countries, according to a
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