2010 International Conference on Environmental Engineering and Applications 2010
DOI: 10.1109/iceea.2010.5596102
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Environmental impact of white phosphorus weapons on urban areas

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“…Together, the evidence thus indicated that the anomalously high number of landscape fires was primarily caused by military activity. It is possible many of the fires were initiated by incendiary weapons, themselves environmentally harmful (Mojabi et al, 2010), with speculation that the fires were used to remove the cover to help drone warfare or create a smokescreen to hinder it.…”
Section: Forest Firesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Together, the evidence thus indicated that the anomalously high number of landscape fires was primarily caused by military activity. It is possible many of the fires were initiated by incendiary weapons, themselves environmentally harmful (Mojabi et al, 2010), with speculation that the fires were used to remove the cover to help drone warfare or create a smokescreen to hinder it.…”
Section: Forest Firesmentioning
confidence: 99%