The Ecology of War
MRIC 2006/07
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"The Ecology of War"
February 6th
Gary Machlis
College of Natural Resources
Abstract: The restoration of severely degraded ecosystems represents one of the grand challenges of the 21st century. Among human activities, war is common, almost constant, and far-reaching in its impact on the environment. This seminar presentation introduces the interdisciplinary ecology of warfare, provides a set of historical and contemporary examples from around the world, and explores the research needs and policy implications that emerge from the ecological study of warfare.
Gary Machlis
College of Natural Resources
Abstract: The restoration of severely degraded ecosystems represents one of the grand challenges of the 21st century. Among human activities, war is common, almost constant, and far-reaching in its impact on the environment. This seminar presentation introduces the interdisciplinary ecology of warfare, provides a set of historical and contemporary examples from around the world, and explores the research needs and policy implications that emerge from the ecological study of warfare.
Original url: http://www.uidaho.edu/class/mric/archives/pre-2010/spring2007/machlis