War and the Environment: Ecological, Ethical and Anthropological Dimensions. Round Table

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Roundtable discussion reveals significant ecological, ethical, and anthropological damage from war on society.

War severely damages ecosystems and habitats, leading to pollution and climate change alongside anthropological shifts.
Discussion emphasized the impact of war on the geological environment and its implications for socio-economic recovery post-conflict.
A dialogue involving philosophers and scientists highlighted the need for ethical reflections on ecological destruction and identity crises.
Continuous discussions are essential for understanding the multifaceted impact of war on the environment and humanity's future.

Yermolenko et al. (2025) studied this question.

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