War

Thirst as a Weapon of War: The Bombing of Qeshm and the Death of International Law

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When water becomes a target, war changes its nature. The recent U.S strike on the Iran's Qeshm desalination plant marks a descent into "ecological warfare," where civilian survival is held hostage to military objectives. By weaponizing thirst, this action not only triggers an immediate humanitarian crisis but also shatters the fundamental protocols of international law designed to protect human life.

Blood Barrels: The Truth About Why US is Bombing Iran

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The military confrontation that began on February 28, 2026, with US and Israeli airstrikes against Iran, has been framed in official statements as a necessary response to a nuclear threat. Yet a growing body of evidence suggests a different motivation—one rooted not in proliferation concerns but in the oldest driver of modern warfare: control over fossil fuel resources.

Gaza Faces Urgent Environmental Crisis Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Challenges: Experts Call for Immediate Action

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From Venezuela to Greenland: How Trump's Aggressive Energy Policies Threaten Global Environmental Security

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How wars ravage the environment – and what international law is doing about it

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Ukraine’s massive nature project is helping veterans and land recover

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A Threat Lasting Decades: Environmental Pollution and War Debris Haunt Gazans

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Two Years of Genocide: Gaza’s Children Caught in the Grip of Death by Hunger and Disease

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This article was published on Al Jazeera and is translated and republished by TiredEarth Gruop

How does the occupation use starving Gaza as a biological weapon?

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This article was published on Al Jazeera and is translated and republished by TiredEarth.com

No Peace, No Planet: Gaza’s War Shows Why Ecology Cannot Survive Conflict

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Poisoned Wells, Stolen Springs: How Gaza’s Hygiene System Has Been Weaponized

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On Gaza, Dogs, and Humans

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On World Dog Day, let’s remember that wars and human-made crises also scar animals: displaced, wounded, killed, they share our fate. In Gaza and beyond, dogs stand as silent witnesses to viol

From the Amazon to Palestine: Indigenous Peoples, Land, and Resistance in the Age of Ecological Colonialism

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August 9: A Living Memory of Rooted Peoples

Food Security in Gaza: WFP Says It Can Feed the Population for Three Months

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Climate vs. Militarism: The Environmental Cost of America’s War Machine

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Climate Security or Military Security? How Trump’s New Budget Puts Global Climate Efforts at Serious Risk

Israel’s Attack on Iranian Nuclear Sites Raises Fears of Environmental and Human Catastrophe

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A War Against Life: When Genocide Rhymes with Ecocide

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Israel has bulldozed and destroyed most of the agricultural areas in Gaza to tighten the means of livelihood for its inhabitants.

Ukraine for Sale: When Peace Becomes a Pretext for Plundering Natural Resources

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Behind the ceasefire lies a new battle—one for Ukraine’s vast mineral wealth. Is this peace, or just another exploitation of a war-torn nation?

Nature Victimized by Warmongers: Why the Russia-Ukraine War Must Stop Right Now

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In the shadows of this catastrophe, another silent victim is perishing: nature.