The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War review: US military emissions
October 26, 2022 New Scientist
New Scientist reviewed Costs of War co-director Neta Crawford’s new book.
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Climate Change & War: How U.S. Military Emissions Factor into Costs of War & Shape Military Policy
March 17, 2023 Democracy Now!
Neta Crawford discussed her book, The Pentagon, Climate Change and War, in a separate segment on Democracy Now! web exclusive.
The costs of war (Part 2): Military greenhouse gas emissions
September 25, 2019 Legion Magazine
Legion cites Cost of War's study on climate change and Pentagon fuel use. In Canada, global warming has led to melting of Arctic ice and new political disputes.
The Pentagon Emits More Greenhouse Gases Than Portugal, Study Finds
June 12, 2019 The Guardian
“There is a lot of room here to reduce emissions,” co-director Neta Crawford says of her study on the Pentagon's contribution to climate change.
Major Media Bury Groundbreaking Study of Pentagon's Massive Carbon Bootprint
October 12, 2019 Common Dreams
Common Dreams analyzes the media coverage of the Costs of War Project's recent study on greenhouse gas emissions by the US military.
To Be Serious About Climate Change, the Pentagon Must Reduce Its Contribution
January 27, 2022 The Defense Post
The Defense Post cites Costs of War project research on the U.S. Department of Defense greenhouse gas emissions.
Das Pentagon ist einer der grössten Klimagrüsel der Welt
November 6, 2022 Infosperber
Costs of War’s Neta C. Crawford was cited in Infosperber (Switzerland) on her new book on military emissions.
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.
Biden’s budget request: $45B for climate, $813B for the Pentagon
March 28, 2022 Stephen Semler: Speaking Security
Stephen Semler's Speaking Security refernces a report by Neta Crawford on military greenhouse emissions.
Impact on Public Investment
Over one half of the federal government’s total assets — buildings, aircraft, ships, vehicles, computers, and weapons — are used for national defense. In 2000, the Pentagon’s total assets were valued at $1.1 trillion. Total Pentagon assets have steadily risen since then, amounting to $1.8 trilli...
Director: Neta C. Crawford
Montague Burton Professor, University of Oxford
Co-Director, Costs of War
Neta C. Crawford is the author of "The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War: Charting the Rise and Fall of U.S. Military Emissions" (MIT Press, 2022). Crawford is also the author of three other books, "Accountability for Killing: Moral Responsibility for Collateral Damage in America's Post-9/11 Wars...
What the Ukraine War Means for the Future of Climate Change
March 16, 2022 The New York Times
The New York Times references a report by Neta Crawford on Pentagon greenhouse emissions.
The Catch-22 of the US military’s climate plans
April 13, 2022 The Independent
The Independent cites a report by Neta Crawford on Pentagon greenhouse emissions post-9/11.
The US Military Emits More Carbon Than Sweden
June 12, 2019 Defense One
If the Pentagon were a country in 2017, says co-director Neta Crawford, "it would have been the world's 55th largest greenhouse gas emitter, with emissions larger than Portugal, Sweden, or Denmark."
Spending trillions on ‘defense’ left America unprepared for real disasters
May 6, 2020 Grist
Grist cites the Costs of War Project study on greenhouse gas emissions in a piece on the hidden costs of the Pentagon's oversized budget.