This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency

Katja Hallenberg; David Lydon; Violeta Kapageorgiadou

This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency

Katja Hallenberg
, David Lydon
, Violeta Kapageorgiadou

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Abstract

The growing evidence of the dangers facing communities across the globe prompted the UK Parliament to declare a climate emergency in 2019, but is policing prepared for this crisis? A new study by Dr David Lydon, Dr Katja Hallenberg and Violeta Kapageorgiadou of Canterbury Christ Church University suggests much more planning and briefing needs to done in relation to the future operating environment for policing, ethical dilemmas of policing a climate emergency, and developing thought leadership.

Original language	English
Journal	Policing Insight
Publication status	Published - 30 Aug 2022

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SDG 13 Climate Action

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Climate change
Police
Policing
Risk assessment

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This is not a drill: police preparedness for climate emergency

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