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The Military and the Environment: A Reference Handbook
by Tucker, RichardISBN13:
9781598848380
ISBN10:
1598848380
Format:
Hardcover
Pub. Date:
11/30/2013
Publisher(s):
Abc-Clio Inc
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Summary
The Military and the Environment: A Reference Handbook studies the multifaceted interactions between military operations and the environment internationally since the end of the Cold War in both wartime and peacetime, presenting wide coverage of the topic that will be instrumental to researchers and appeal to general readers. The book considers three American warsthe 1991 Gulf War, the Iraq War, and the conflict in Afghanistanas well as selected civil and regional wars on three continents. It also addresses the environmental costs of peacetime military establishments and surveys the recent improvement of environmental management and planning in several countries' military establishments. In addition, the author spotlights a related but separate subject: how increasing environmental pressures can lead to violent conflict.
