Environmental Risks and Disasters

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• Building Research Infrastructure for Long-Term Studies of War: Project-Based Laboratories for Field Research, Information Systems, and Decision Support

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• From Dioxin Source to Long-Term Biological Consequences: A New Information Framework for Reconstructing Wartime Contamination

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• Decades After the Conflict: RENEW’s Integrated Model for Post-War Land Release and Community Recovery in Quang Tri, Vietnam

  Nguyen Hieu Trung (Author)

• Archival Records on the Use of Chemical Agents during the Vietnam War at National Archives Center III: Value and Accessibility

  Vu Thi Phung, Vu Dinh Phong, Nguyen Van Ngoc (Author)

• Scientific Recognition Architecture. Operational Specification — Version 1.0. Reference Language Implementation: English. Status: Initial Operational Specification

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  147-167

• Engineering Transformations of the New York State Canal System and Long-Term Environmental and Public Health Implications

  Kenneth R. Olson (Author)

  103-146

• Merry Band of Vietnam War Era Retirees: Creation, Mission, Findings, and Continuing Research

  Kenneth R. Olson (Author)

  88-102

• Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Agent Blue Herbicide Use during the Vietnam War (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson)

  Editorial board (Author)

  15 pages

• Medieval and Modern Use of Soil Tunnels in Warfare (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson)

  Editorial board (Author)

  15 pages

• Demographic Precision and Causal Narrowness: A Critical Review of Bennington et al. 2026 on Hector’s Dolphin Fecundity and Bycatch Management

  Andrew Gibbs, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  21 pages

• Structural Falsification, Scientific Silence, and a New Research Strategy:  A Critical Reconstruction of the Hector’s and Māui Dolphin Case

  Andrew Gibbs, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  23 pages

• Beyond Humanitarian Aid: Reclamation and Reconstruction of Contaminated Soil, Degraded Water Resources and Farmer Livelihoods from Wars and Conflicts

  Lois Wright Morton (Author)

• From Individual Events to the Morphology of Military Contamination: An Epistemological Study of Form, Process, and Morphogenesis.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  55 pages

• The Tactical–Commercial Distinction: 2,4,5-T, TCDD, and the Recognition of War-Related Health Harm in the Panama Canal Zone

  Donna Tornoe (Author)

• Great River Landscapes of South and Central America (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson)

  Kenneth R Olson (Author)

  17 pages

• Competing Hypotheses and Scientific Non-Recognition: Investigating the Hector’s and Māui Dolphin Decline in the Context of Wartime Chemical Legacies

  Andrew Gibbs, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Agent Orange Manufacturing on the Tittabawassee, Saginaw, and Kanawha Rivers in Eastern United States

  Kenneth Ray Olson (Author)

• Great River Landscapes of Western North America: Yukon, Columbia, Snake, Colorado and Rio Grande (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson)

  Editorial board (Author)

  13 pages

• St. Lawrence Seaway: Canada and United States Joint Lifeline (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson)

  Editorial board (Author)

  12 pages

• Engineering Transformations of New York Canal System and Long-Term Environmental and Public Health Implications

  Kenneth Olson (Author)

• Great River Landscapes and Deltas of the World: A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson

  Editorial board (Author)

  27 pages

• The K–Pg boundary ecological disaster: pandemics and hyper-virulence as significant causes of mass extinction of biological species. Article 1.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  11–69