Titlebook: Arthur H. Westing; Pioneer on the Envir Arthur H. Westing Book 2013 The Author(s) 2013 Environmental Impact of War.Environmental Modificati

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Schlussbetrachtung und Forschungsbedarf,ned by ever greater human arrogations on the one hand, and by ever greater human disruptions on the other. As our human numbers keep increasing, our combined human needs perforce increase apace; and, in turn, those needs are compounded by our even more rapidly growing discretionary uses (#116, #203)

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Schlussbetrachtung und Forschungsbedarf,losive munitions (bombs and shells), chemical anti-plant agents (herbicides), and heavy landclearing tractors (‘Rome plows’) as employed by the USA in South Viet Nam during the Second Indochina War of 1961–1975 for the purpose of extended large-scale area denial. Although the ecological damage to So

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,Zwei Ansätze der Exit- Vorbereitung,estructive impact military actions can have on the environment. Certainly, various wars of the past have also wreaked havoc on the environment (#108, pp 14–19), and wars of the future will doubtless provide further examples.

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,Zwei Ansätze der Exit- Vorbereitung, impacts. Singled out for analysis are the effects of wildfires, radioactive fallout, enhanced ultraviolet radiation, loss of atmospheric oxygen, gain in atmospheric carbon dioxide, and reductions in sunlight and temperature; also of combinations and ramifications of these adverse phenomena. In a la

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,Zwei Ansätze der Exit- Vorbereitung,warfare, whether interstate or intrastate (internal). Approaches to protecting the environment from military damage that have legal precedents include: (a) remaining at peace; (b) establishing zones of peace; (c) limiting certain weapons; (d) limiting certain means of warfare; and (e) limiting damag

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Schlussbetrachtung und Forschungsbedarf,ir peacetime and wartime actions. The constraints contained in those documents derive, of course, to a greater or lesser degree from the existing Law of War (International Humanitarian Law and related International Arms Control and Disarmament Law), as outlined earlier (cf. Chap. 8). Interestingly e

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The Author’s Relevant Papers: A Selective Listingpreceding each title refers to its sequential number in that compilation. Publications by me to which reference is made elsewhere in this text are keyed to that number. The six publications presented .. in Chapters 4 through 9 (and republished by permission of the copyright holders) are noted as *.

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