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War and military mobilisation are drivers of climate change

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By Neta Crawford
| The BMJ Verified
Neta C Crawford, professor of international relations Author affiliations Investing more in the military is not a solution to climate change, argues Neta Crawford Hard edged national security leaders talk about climate change as a “threat multiplier.”1 By this they mean climate change may cause instability and potentially provoke armed conflict as regions become dangerously hot, wet, or dry, and as societies and governments are stressed beyond their capacity to cope.23The US military, the UK...
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Dilemmas of Civilian Participation in Military Deterrence and Defence: Legal and Ethical Dimensions

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By Neta Crawford
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The principles of distinction and civilian immunity: The principle of distinction shields non-combatants from deliberate attack. In case of doubt about whether someone is a civilian, that person is to be considered a civilian. Several military doctrines seek to increase the role of civilians in defence. These roles range from increasing civilian resistance to direct participation in war.
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How much does war contribute to the climate crisis?

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By Neta Crawford
| People's World
U.S. Navy Grumman F-14A Tomcat flying over a Kuwaiti oil well set ablaze by Iraqi troops during the 1991 Gulf War.| U.S. Navy How much does war, and the preparation and recovery from it, contribute to the climate crisis? Nobody knows, because there is no comprehensive accounting of global warming emissions from militaries, military industries, or war. While some military emissions are reported, those are the tip of the iceberg.
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