A voluntary non-governmental organization, formed during the summer of 1996 to combat environmental problems in war-torn Somalia.

Provide resources in the struggle to clean up military pollution, safe-guard the transportation of hazardous materials, and to advance preventative solutions to the toxic and radioactive pollution caused by military activities.

Department of the Army located on the Aberdeen Proving Ground. Provide information on US environmental restoration programs.

Videos from the Center for Defense Information (CDI) about the military and the environment. Includes photos, transcripts and related links.

Primer and FAQ on environmental war. Information about HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) using high-powered radio transmissions. Designed to control ionospheric processes that might alter the performance of communication and surveillance systems.

Provides a chapter from Unless Peace Comes by Gordon J. F. MacDonald.

Network of organizations and individuals working to clear U.S. military toxics and for bases clean up in the Philippines.

Report of concerns about German chemical weapons dumped off the Danish coast by Britain at the end of World War II.

United Nations body with specialized environmental expertise work in areas of the world where the natural and human environment has been damaged as a consequence of conflict. Information on current activities, maps, publications, press and photos.

Col. Richard Fisher article in U.S. Air Force's Air and Space Power Chronicles. Recommends that adverse environmental effects from war should be minimized and that strategic force planning apply an environmentally responsible force.

United Nations Environment Programme is conducting environmental assessments and clean-up in Albania, in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

Analysis of environment pre/post war by professor Paul R. Baumann, Department of Geography, State University of New York.

ECSP is part of the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, DC. Publications explore issues of environment, population, and security.