War-Related Environmental Impacts

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• Chemical Pollution and the Population Crisis of Hector’s and Māui Dolphins. A Critical Research Bibliography, 1970–2026.

  Andrew Gibbs, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  51 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)

• Military Contamination and Regimes of Scientific Recognition: A Conceptual Framework

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  15 pages

• Beyond the TCDD Lens in Paritutu/New Plymouth, New Zealand: Invisible Phenoxy-Herbicide Co-Contaminants, Visible Developmental Signals, and Decision-Making under Incomplete Evidence

  Andrew Gibbs (Author)

• A New Type of War-Related Pollution: Fiber-Optic Drone Tether Debris and War-Derived Polymer Microfibers

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• Soil Health and War

  Rattan Lal (Author)

• Fiber-Optic Drone Tether Debris (FODTD) as an Emerging Form of War-Related Environmental Contamination

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  15 pages

• Editorial Afterword. Opening a Discussion

  Editorial board (Author)

  40-42

• Pollution and Diseases: Mission, Rationale, and Editorial Framework for a New Scientific Journal. Editorial Article 1.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  5–10

• The Long Shadow of Wartime Chemical Pollution: Reflections on the Vietnam War and Contemporary Conflicts.

  Tetiana Goncharova (Author)

  70–78

• The dual system of tuberculosis control in the USSR: an analysis of totalitarian fragmentation and the structural dynamics of the infectious process.

  Anna Tymoshenko, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  79–108

• War and Peace: The Production of Human Environments.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  12-39