The Environmental Warfare Convention : how meaningful is it ?
Author zone:
by Jozef Goldblat
In:
Law of the environment and armed conflict
Editor:
Cheltenham ; Northampton : E. Elgar, 2017
Physical description:
p. 123-128
Languages:
English
General Note:
First published in Ambio, 6 (4), 1977.
Abstract:
In this appraisal of the Convention signed in 1976 prohibiting the modification of the environment for hostile purposes, the author concludes that the agreement is a half-measure which has not effectively removed the danger of environmental warfare: it proscribes mainly non-existent or imaginary environmental modification techniques and condone those which are feasible and, therefore, more likely to be used in military operations.
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