UN Observes International Day Highlighting War’s Environmental Damage
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On 6 November, the International Day for the Prevention of the Exploitation of the Environment during Wars and Armed Conflict, established by the United Nations (UN), draws attention to the consequences of wars that are less discussed: destruction of nature, pollution of water sources, contamination of soil and disappearance of natural habitats.
The day has two international celebrations and several events.
UN Observes International Day Highlighting War’s Environmental Damage
The United Nations marked November 6 as the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War, underscoring the ecological toll of armed conflict and its link to peacebuilding.
Wars cause environmental damage that can last decades Water pollution, soil degradation and destruction of natural habitats International Day for the Prevention of the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict is commemorated on 6 November, a date established by the United Nations [...]
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