Armed conflict and the environment
The changing character of modern warfare necessitates the examination of the laws protecting the environment during armed conflict. Most of these laws and agreements are anthropocentric, premised on the assumption that the environment merits protection only because it is vital to human survival. The...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-56952022-03-09T05:42:41Z Armed conflict and the environment Erasga, Dennis S. The changing character of modern warfare necessitates the examination of the laws protecting the environment during armed conflict. Most of these laws and agreements are anthropocentric, premised on the assumption that the environment merits protection only because it is vital to human survival. The few agreements that are partially ecocentric, recognizing nature’s intrinsic value, remain limited by issues of applicability, enforcement, and accountability 2010-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/4885 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository War—Environmental aspects Environmental law Environmental Studies |
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The changing character of modern warfare necessitates the examination of the laws protecting the environment during armed conflict. Most of these laws and agreements are anthropocentric, premised on the assumption that the environment merits protection only because it is vital to human survival. The few agreements that are partially ecocentric, recognizing nature’s intrinsic value, remain limited by issues of applicability, enforcement, and accountability |
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