The 2011 Quadrennial Diplomacy & Development Review / /
Continent
America / Africa / /
Country
South Africa / United States / China / U.S. / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Reorganization / /
Facility
Fort Bragg / Fort Lewis / /
IndustryTerm
stable food supply / social infrastructure / green energy technologies / natural and manmade systems / natural gas / food shortages / renewable energy / oil / energy supply lines / energy poverty / clean energy / food / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / energy governance / electricity / financial accounting / food production / food security / sufficient energy / sustainable systems / Energy efficiency / foreign oil / /
Organization
World Commission on Environment and Development / U.S. Department of State / Army mission / Commission on Sustainable Development / Army / Internal Displacement Monitoring Center / Department of State / UN General Assembly / Bureau for Energy Resources / United States Agency for International Development / Council on Sustainable Development / United Nations office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs / United Nations / United States Army / National Intelligence Council / All-Volunteer Force / Department of Defense / Brundtland Commission / /
Person
Clinton / Mike Mullen / Alan Hecht / Jim Hartman / John Elkington / /
Position
President / Secretary / Under Secretary for Economic Growth / Chairman / Assistant Secretary / Executive / Admiral / /
Sustainability and National Security Jim Hartman, Ph.D. “Having deployed over one million men and women in support of this Nation’s longest ever fought war with an All-Volunteer Force, the Army is stressed. With an e