Bombs Away: Militarization, Conservation, and Ecological Restoration
Bombs Away explores the intersections of militarization, conservation, and ecological restoration. David G. Havlick examines how military landscapes and environmental concerns relate to one another, offering readers a focused study of the challenges and connections linking armed activity, conservation efforts, and the restoration of damaged ecosystems.
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Bombs Away explores the connections among militarization, conservation, and ecological restoration.
The book considers how military activity and environmental concerns can intersect in complex ways.
David G. Havlick focuses on the relationship between damaged landscapes, conservation efforts, and restoration practices.
Its subject will interest readers studying environmental history, conservation, and the broader effects of militarization.
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