Environmental Hazards of War

Delve into the critical insights of Environmental Hazards of War by Arthur H. Westing, published in 1990. This compelling hardback edition spans 128 pages and explores the profound environmental implications of conventional weaponry in the arsenals of major nations. Westing meticulously examines how these weapons can lead to extensive and long-lasting environmental destruction, raising awareness about the often-overlooked consequences of military actions on our planet. This book is essential for those interested in environmental science, political science, and international relations, as it highlights the intersection of warfare and ecological health. Equip yourself with knowledge on the environmental aspects of chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, and understand the urgent need for peace studies in the context of military science. Discover the pressing issues of pollution and threats to the environment with this thought-provoking read.