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Deforestation can trigger conflict over land resources, but sustainable forest management can foster cooperation and peace.

Water scarcity can exacerbate tensions, but shared water management can act as a catalyst for peace and collaboration between nations.

Climate change impacts such as natural disasters can increase the risk of conflicts, stressing the importance of climate resiliency in peacebuilding efforts.

Pollution can lead to health crises that strain societies and aggravate conflicts, while clean environments support societal stability and peace.

Biodiversity can support livelihoods and reduce poverty, contributing to peace, whereas biodiversity loss can spark conflict over remaining resources.

Land degradation can lead to food insecurity and migration, potentially causing conflict, but land restoration can aid in conflict resolution and peace stability.

Conflicts over fishing rights can trigger international disputes, while cooperative fisheries management can build trust and cooperation among communities.

The displacement of people due to environmental factors can lead to tensions in host communities, but proper planning can mitigate conflicts and promote harmony.

Countries rich in natural resources can face conflict financed by these resources, while fair governance and shared benefits can support peace efforts.

Transitioning to renewable energy can reduce resource-based conflicts and promote sustainable peace through collaborative projects.

Green spaces contribute to social cohesion and mental health in urban areas, indirectly promoting peace through community engagement.

Environmental restoration projects after conflicts can rebuild trust among former adversaries and create a foundation for lasting peace.

Recognizing and protecting indigenous rights to land and resources can prevent conflicts and strengthen community-based peacebuilding efforts.

Investing in a green economy has the potential to mitigate conflict by creating jobs and promoting sustainable development.

Transboundary ecological cooperation can encourage dialogue and build peaceful relations between neighboring regions or countries.

The peaceful use of nuclear energy requires careful management to prevent proliferation and contribute to global peace and security.

The illegal wildlife trade can finance militias and insurgencies, while combating this trade can decrease funding for such groups, supporting peace.

Sustainable agricultural practices can alleviate poverty and reduce conflicts over resources, contributing to peaceful rural development.

Managed urbanization can prevent slum development and reduce urban crime, while unmanaged growth may lead to unrest and violence.