After the Cold War, Realist International Relations Specialists Began to Apply

After the Cold War, realist international relations specialists began to apply their ideas about anarchy and war to the study of environmental politics. They argued that

A) environmental change contributes to the incidence of both internal conflict and even interstate war.
B) realism did not provide an adequate analysis of environmental politics due to international cooperation, such as in the case of Antarctica.
C) environmental degradation was the cause of all the wars and conflicts throughout the 1990s.
D) state security was not linked to the environment.