On May 15, 2024 the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge Massachusetts, hosted an exploratory meeting of experts titledThe venerable convening venue was graced with a promenade of framed letters from historical members of the Academy that include General George Washington as well as Nelson Mandela. I was invited to the workshop by Oxford professor Neta Crawford, a member of the Academy, who published a book recently titled.
The conversation was sobering. Despite numerous ostensible efforts at “greening of warfare,” the material and energy usage of current conflicts is astonishingly large. A neglected aspect of the cost of war that came through was the infrastructure damage and reconstruction footprint.has the most detailed tracking of the environmental footprint of wars.
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