ABOUT THIS EPISODE
War creates countless devastating impacts on society, with the environment often being a major yet overlooked victim. Given the various conflicts worldwide, it's crucial to recognize the environmental consequences of armed conflict. Join my guest Jonathan Walsh, a remarkable researcher at The Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS), as he delves into the ecological toll of war and his role in assessing the damage.
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