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Category Archives: South Sudan

Nov62021

Report: Is South Sudan’s Sudd wetland at a fork in the road?

Country, Publications, Slider, South SudanBy ConEnvObsNovember 6, 2021

South Sudan’s Sudd wetlands are crucial for regulating water and climate, and for the habitats and resources they provide, but oil production and hydropolitics are threatening their survival. Eoghan Darbyshire looks at the choices the government needs to make.

Apr222021

Report: Deforestation in conflict areas in 2020

Colombia, Country, Publications, Slider, South Sudan, SyriaBy Eoghan DarbyshireApril 22, 2021

Deforestation is a common problem for countries affected by conflict. In 2020, COVID-19 placed further constraints on forest management in these areas. This report reviews the latest satellite data on forest loss in seven countries, analysing the forces driving deforestation.

Jan72021

Country brief: South Sudan

Country, Publications, South SudanBy ConEnvObsJanuary 7, 2021

A brief introductory overview of the environmental dimensions of the conflict in South Sudan, with facts, figures and further reading.

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@mwest410 @declassifiedUK There's actually little evidence of DU use in Fallujah, here's an analysis of strike data

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PAX and ICBUW | Targets of Opportunity: Analysis of the use of depleted uranium by A-10s in the 2003 Iraq War - CEOBS

Analysis of the locations where US forces fired depleted uranium weapons in the 2003 Iraq War which revealed its ...

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The Military Emissions Gap @milemissionsgap ·
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Great to see Shadow Secretary of State for Defence @JohnHealey_MP pressing @DefenceHQ on Defence Estate emissions reductions targets. Here's your regular reminder that @DefenceHQ accounts for 50% of UK central Government's emissions

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Military Bases: Carbon Emissions

Ministry of Defence written question – answered 28th March 2023

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@MAPW_Australia @ICBUW It was interesting to watch how quickly Belgium and Costa Rica's legislation was picked up by SRI investors, with DU then being added to exclusion lists. This @ICBUW and @BankTrack paper was the first attempt to bring it all together. https://www.banktrack.org/download/too_risky_for_business/1_071106_too_risky_for_business_uranium_dossier.pdf

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28 Mar 1640627420666515456

This second looks at harm. Unlike explosive remnants of war, the civilian harm from toxic remnants is more complex. And understanding it requires knowledge of a range of factors. It's why @ICBUW and others called for a precautionary approach to #DepletedUranium. 2/2

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These two @ICBUW graphics provide useful context on the #DepletedUranium debate. The first is a potted history of its development, use and the public and international response. 1/2

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"Habrá lugares muy dañados donde sea demasiado cara o demasiado complicada la restauración, y puede que acaben por entregarlos a la naturaleza" #Ucrania

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La guerra de desgaste ahonda en la destrucción natural en Ucrania

La duración y estancamiento del conflicto concentran la contaminación en zonas del Donbás que serán ...

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