Titlebook: Environment as a Weapon; Geographies, Histori Charles Travis Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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,Global Wars, Environmental Strategy, and the Military-Ecological Complex, 1914–1975,ts warring sides—the Triple Entente of France, Russia and Britain, aided by the U.S. versus the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary)—grappled?around the globe destroying the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East, dipping into Lake Victoria in East Africa, and the waters of the East China Sea, and t

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,Epilogue: Tickling the Dragon’s Tail,?to?addresses the existential and “wicked problem” of global warming. James Lovelock, father of the Earth-system science model ., employed a mythical metaphor when he observed,… we are now so abusing the Earth that it may rise and move back to the hot state it was in fifty-five million years ago, an

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Prologue: Environment as a Weapon,Tolstoy’s .e, and Charles Minard’s carto-graph, . of the disastrous 1812 French invasion of Russia. TheU.S. Civil War and the industrial-organic assemblages of its battles, arguably the first Anthropocene War, are parsed by the clarifying poetry of Emily Dickinson. Geopolitik and geo-hazards of floo

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,Ancient Warfare, 1500 BCE–128 CE,igns. By defining the physical and human geographies of the “Other,” Caesar created a geo-imperial template, critiqued by Suetonius’s account of the loss of three Augustan Roman Legions at the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest in 9CE and later in Tacitus’ . (98 CE).

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Christine Reibnitz,Anette SkowronskyTolstoy’s .e, and Charles Minard’s carto-graph, . of the disastrous 1812 French invasion of Russia. TheU.S. Civil War and the industrial-organic assemblages of its battles, arguably the first Anthropocene War, are parsed by the clarifying poetry of Emily Dickinson. Geopolitik and geo-hazards of floo