Environment as a Weapon

Exploring the intersection of warfare and the environment from ancient times to the present, this work examines how historical, geographical, and literary narratives depict nature as both a weapon and a battleground. It analyzes various texts, from the Epic of Gilgamesh to modern sci-fi, highlighting how environmental factors influenced military strategies and outcomes. The book advocates for an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the impacts of war on the planet, appealing to scholars in multiple fields, including environmental studies and military history.