Abstract
Climate change generates great controversies in public opinion. Political debacles, scientific feuds and NGOs activities sometimes overshadow objectively defined challenges created by global ecosystem transformation. Nevertheless, discussion about the genesis of climate change is increasingly concentrated on security issues. The author of the presented articles explores the notion of climate change being a threat multiplier in the conflicts of the future. The purpose of the article is to outline a rudimentary prognose of climate change impact on existing and potential conflicts. Several case studies are used in the analysis.
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