War and Nature

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Exploring the historical convergence of chemical warfare and pest control, this book delves into the development and use of chemicals during the twentieth century. It examines how innovations intended for military applications were repurposed for agricultural pest management, highlighting the ethical implications and societal impact of these practices. Through detailed analysis, it reveals the complex relationship between science, warfare, and environmental consequences, prompting readers to reflect on the legacy of chemical use in both combat and agriculture.