The Lawfare Podcast: Neta Crawford on the Pentagon, Climate Change, and War
November 29, 2022 Lawfare Blog
Costs of War’s Neta Crawford was interviewed on Lawfare Blog’s podcast about military emissions.
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The Return of War to the Home Front
December 10, 2024 TomDispatch
Andrea Mazzarino mentioned Costs of War research in a piece in TomDispatch.
Lessons from Fallujah: War Returnees Face Long-Term Health Risks from Heavy Metal Exposure
Based on interdisciplinary biological, environmental, and anthropological research in Fallujah, Iraq, this report finds that people who have returned to bombarded homes and neighborhoods may face increased risk of negative health impacts from heavy metal exposure, both for themselves and for...
WE CAN EFFECTIVELY COUNTER TERRORISM WITHOUT WAR
May 1, 2024 Sojourners
A piece in Sojourners cites Costs of War’s counterterror map.
War, uncertainty fuel rising demand for defense-critical metals
March 6, 2025 Fast Markets
Fast Markets cited Costs of War research on U.S. military spending related to Israel's military operations in Gaza.
Unmasking American myths about war and the military
December 6, 2023 Making Peace Visible
Co-Director Stephanie Savell was featured on the War Stories Peace Stories 'Making Peace Visible' podcast.
The War Comes Home: The Toll of War and the Shifting Burden of Care
June 2011
Allison Howell and Zoe H. Wool (2011)
Terrorism in Africa increased 100,000% during 'war on terror'
February 12, 2024 Responsible Statecraft
Costs of War research on Somalia was cited in Responsible Statecraft.
The cost of the Afghanistan war, in lives and dollars
July 11, 2021 AP
AP cites a variety of Costs of War data points on the human and political costs of the post-9/11 wars.
Afghan conflict: US and Taliban sign deal to end 18-year war
February 29, 2020 BBC News
BBC News cites the Costs of War Project estimate that 58,000 security personnel and 42,000 opposition combatants have been killed in the war in Afghanistan.
Conflicts since start of US 'war on terror' have displaced 37m people – report
September 9, 2020 The Guardian
The Guardian features Costs of War's study, authored by David Vine and colleagues from American University, estimating that 37 million people have beeen displaced by the U.S. post-9/11 wars.
VERIFY: How much did the war in Afghanistan cost?
August 26, 2021 WUSA9
WUSA9 cites research by Catherine Lutz on the total cost of the war in Afghanistan.
Report: US Global War on Terror Has Displaced Up to 59 Million People
September 8, 2020 VOA News
VOA News features Costs of War's study, authored by David Vine and colleagues from American University, calculating that 37 million people have been displaced by the U.S. post-9/11 wars.
China hits back at Nato ‘slander and attacks’ on Beijing’s Ukraine war stand
April 6, 2023 South China Morning Post
South China Morning Post cited Costs of War on civilian deaths in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Media under siege: The alarming toll of war on Palestinian journalists in Gaza
April 21, 2025 Daily Maverick
Daily Maverick (South Africa) cited research on the costs of war reporting.
How Long Did Americans Support America’s Longest War?
February 21, 2023 The Future of Freedom Foundation
The Future of Freedom Foundation cites Costs of War on the human and financial costs of the post-9/11 wars.
THIEVES RIP OFF U.S. WEAPONS AS SHADOW WAR IN SYRIA ESCALATES
March 30, 2023 The Intercept
Costs of War’s Stephanie Savell was cited by The Intercept on weapons thefts in Syria.
Children of War
February 23, 2023 Tom Dispatch
Costs of War co-founder Andrea Mazzarino wrote about how America downplays the violence of war in Tom Dispatch (reposted in Salon, Alternet and Countercurrents).
Editorial: 20 years after the start of the Iraq war, responsibility remains
March 23, 2023 The Daily Camera
A Daily Camera editorial (Boulder, Colorado) cites the costs of caring for post-9/11 war veterans.
Drones Are Cheap. A War With Iran Isn't.
January 3, 2020 Barron's
Co-director Neta C. Crawford describes the economic consequences of a war with Iran, which include burdens that Americans have felt for generations—such as care for the veterans of U.S. post-9/11 wars.