Editing Environmental Geopolitics (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Resource Dependency' (Evaluating a country's power):'''
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def evaluate_geopolitical_risk(fossil_fuel_import_percent, rare_earth_access, water_stress_level):
    """
    Risk Score: 0 (Stable) to 100 (Extremely Vulnerable)
    """
    fuel_risk = fossil_fuel_import_percent * 0.5
    mineral_risk = 30 if rare_earth_access == "No" else 0
    water_risk = water_stress_level * 0.2
    
    total_risk = fuel_risk + mineral_risk + water_risk
    return f"Geopolitical Risk Score: {min(total_risk, 100)}/100"

# Country A: High oil imports, no rare earths, high water stress.
print(f"Country A: {evaluate_geopolitical_risk(80, 'No', 90)}")
# Country B: Independent energy, own mines, low water stress.
print(f"Country B: {evaluate_geopolitical_risk(10, 'Yes', 10)}")
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; Geopolitical Landmarks
: '''The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)''' → A massive dam on the Blue Nile that Ethiopia sees as a "Power Station" and Egypt sees as an "Existential Threat" to its water supply.
: '''The 'Line' (Saudi Arabia)''' → A 100-mile long city built in the desert as a geopolitical statement that Saudi Arabia can survive and thrive in a "Post-Oil" world.
: '''Greenland's Independence''' → Why the US and China are both "Courting" Greenland. It has massive resources and a strategic location in the melting Arctic.
: '''The South China Sea''' → While usually about "Islands," it is also about "Fishing Rights"—as ocean temperatures rise and fish move, these waters are becoming a "Food Security" battlefield.
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