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arabia to bomb yemen who have a sanctioning countries like china here in britain and of course took part in the bombing of syria and libya and so on why do you think we impact of war on human rights and the environment because obviously there are environmental consequences seldom mentioned. well it's a good question i should and you know if you look at it again if we go back to the statistics how many people die every year in conflicts around the world and you'll find that the number is actually an order of magnitude smaller from war and other conflicts than it is from air pollution water pollution other forms of toxic contamination which globally account for you know in the neighborhood of 10000000 premature deaths every year now of course war is environmentally destructive there's no question about that and the amount of money that's being spent globally on you know continuing to advance the latest military technologies nuclear weapons all of these things that you've mentioned think about what the world would look like if countries like russia the united states and china and the u

arabia to bomb yemen move as sanctioning countries like china here in britain and of course took part in the bombing of syria and libya and so on why do you think we impact of war on human rights and the environment because obviously there are environmental consequences seldom mention. well it's a good question i should and you know if you look at it again if we go back to the statistics how many people die every year in conflicts around the world and you'll find that the number is actually an order of magnitude smaller from war and other conflicts than it is from air pollution water pollution other forms of toxic contamination which globally account for you know in the neighborhood of 10000000 premature deaths every year now of course war is environmentally destructive there's no question about that and the amount of money that's being spent globally on you know continuing to advance the latest military technologies nuclear weapons all of these things that you've mentioned think about what the world would look like if countries like russia the united states and china and the u.k. act

arabia to bomb yemen move us sanctioning countries like china here in britain and of course took part in the bombing of syria and libya and so on why do you think we impact of war on human rights and the environment because obviously there are environmental consequences seldom mention. well it's a good question i should and you know if you look at it again if we go back to the statistics how many people die every year in conflicts around the world and you'll find that the number is actually an order of magnitude smaller from war and other conflicts than it is from air pollution water pollution other forms of toxic contamination which globally account for you know in the neighborhood of 10000000 premature deaths every year now of course war is environmentally destructive there's no question about that and the amount of money that's being spent globally on you know continuing to advance the latest military technologies nuclear weapons all of these things that you've mentioned think about what the world would look like if countries like russia the united states and china and the u.k. act