Scorched earth: The climate impact of conflict
May 28, 2021 DW.com
DW.com discusses Costs of War research by Co-Director Neta Crawford on the U.S. military's environmental impact.
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This Memorial Day, let’s pause and remember that wars rage on
May 28, 2021 The Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Sun-Times cites Costs of War data on the deaths and injuries caused by the post-9/11 wars.
There’s No Such Thing as ‘Precision’ Explosives in Urban Warfare
May 28, 2021 World Politics Review
World Politics Review references the Costs of War Project.
Congress Plans Climate Resiliency — but Mostly for the Military
May 22, 2021 The Intercept
The Intercept references research by Costs of War Co-Director Neta Crawford on the intersection between Pentagon fuel use and climate change.
Key NATO allies twice as likely to die in Afghanistan as U.S. forces: report
May 16, 2021 China Global Television Network (CGTN)
CGTN covers Costs of War research by Jason Davidson showing that NATO allies suffered disproportionate casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq.
With Afghanistan withdrawal underway, new report reveals costs of post-9/11 wars for US allies
May 14, 2021 Nation of Change
Nation of Change covers Costs of War study by Jason Davidson on the disproportionate deaths and economic costs suffered by U.S. allies in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
As Its Longest War Comes to an End, the U.S. Should Seek to End All Wars
May 14, 2021 Scientific American
Scientific American cites Costs of War data on the budgetary costs of the war in Afghanistan and the direct war deaths in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
ACLU Study Finds Obama-Era Restrictions Failed To Slow Flow of Military Gear to Police
May 13, 2021 Reason
Reason cites Costs of War data showing that $1.6 billion of controlled military equipment is in circulation among police departments in the U.S.
Compared with NATO Allies, U.S. Troops Were Less Likely to be Killed in Afghanistan
May 13, 2021 Al Bawaba
Al Bawaba cites Costs of War research by Jason Davidson on the disproportionate costs suffered by U.S. allies in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
UK Troops Twice As Likely To Die In Afghanistan Than Americans, Report Finds
May 13, 2021 Forces
Forces covers Costs of War report by Jason Davidson on the disproportionate deaths of U.K. troops in Afghanistan.
British soldiers were more than twice as likely to die during peak of Afghan War than US troops, report reveals
May 12, 2021 Daily Mail
Daily Mail cites Costs of War report by Jason Davidson showing that the U.K. and other allies suffered disproportionate casualties in Afghanistan.
With Afghanistan Withdrawal Underway, New Report Reveals Costs of Post-9/11 Wars for US Allies
May 12, 2021 Common Dreams
Common Dreams covers Jason Davidson's Costs of War study on the disproportionate human and resource costs suffered by U.S. allies in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Key NATO Allies Were More Than Twice As Likely To Die In Afghanistan Than U.S. Forces, According To New Study
May 12, 2021 Forbes
Forbes showcases Jason Davidson's Costs of War research on the disproportionate human and resource costs suffered by U.S. allies in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
British troops were twice as likely to be killed in Afghanistan as US forces
May 12, 2021 The Guardian
The Guardian highlights Jason Davidson's Costs of War research on the disproportionate numbers of fatalities suffered by U.S. allies in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
British troops twice as likely to die in Afghanistan as US allies
May 12, 2021 Times UK
Times UK showcases Costs of War research by Jason Davidson on the disproportionate numbers of British casualties in the war in Afghanistan.
Why the Pentagon Budget Keeps Rising
May 11, 2021 Common Dreams
Common Dreams cites Costs of War research on the budgetary costs of the war in Afghanistan.
Rekha Basu: My mother warned that America's 1980s allies threatened women in Afghanistan. They've continued to, as our enemies.
May 11, 2021 Des Moines Register
The Des Moines Register cites Costs of War data on the $6.4 trillion that the U.S. has spent on the war on terror since 2001.
U.S. human rights violations: exporting turmoil and leaving other countries behind in chaos
May 11, 2021 CCTV.com
CCTV.com cites Costs of War data showing that "since the beginning of the “war on terror” in 2001 at least 800,000 people have died as a direct result of war violence, of which over 335,000 civilians lost their lives."
Afghanistan: Visualizing the impact of 20 years of war
May 11, 2021 Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera cites Costs of War data on the human and budgetary costs of the 20-year war in Afghanistan.
William Astore, War Is Strictly Business in Twenty-First Century America
May 9, 2021 TomDispatch
TomDispatch cites Costs of War data on the budgetary costs of the war in Afghanistan.