Dealing with pollution from conflict: Analysis of discourses around the 2006 Lebanon oil spill

Reforming the power : an institutional analysis of power sector reforms in Pakistan

“…This methodology has been applied in various fields such as political science, environment, sustainability sciences, health economics and energy sector for the study of subjectivity (Dryzek and Berejikian, 1993, Brown, 1980, Barry and Proops, 1999, Addams and Proops, 2000, Baker et al, 2006, Hooker-Clarke, 2005, Ockwell, 2008, Takshe et al, 2009, Cuppen, 2010.…”

Biodiversity conservation and armed conflict: a warfare ecology perspective

“…Other documented examples of tactical habitat destruction include deliberate forest fires set by Turkish forces to reduce cover for Kurdish fighters in the ongoing conflict with the PKK and the draining of Iraq's Mesopotamian wetlands in the 1990s, an attempt by Saddam Hussein's regime to quell resistance from the Marsh Arab community . Environmental contaminants can also be weaponized during wartime, such as the targeting of petroleum storage facilities by Israel during the 2006 Lebanon War, or the firing of Kuwaiti oilfields and related infrastructure by retreating Iraqi forces during the 1991 Gulf War . The former created an oil slick along 100 km of the Lebanese coastline, causing immediate mortality to seabirds, marine invertebrates, and plants, and presumed but undocumented mortality to fish and endangered sea turtles .…”

Diagnostic reframing of intractable environmental problems: Case of a contested multiparty public land-use conflict

“…2. Q methodology Q methodology has been used to understand environmental issues characterized by wide-ranging views (e.g., Frantzi et al, 2009;Takshe et al, 2010). The methodology is shown to facilitate problem identification and solution generation, and to out-perform the Nominal Group Technique in conflict management (Maxwell, 2000;Maxwell and Brown, 2000).…”