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1200 BCE: Droughts crumble empires. Today: Water wars escalate. The pattern? When land dies, humans fight. This cycle's older than civilization...

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Ecology and war share a complicated history—environmental changes have repeatedly sparked conflict throughout human existence. Droughts, defores
tation, and soil depletion forced communities to migrate or fight for fertile land and water access. For example, the Late Bronze Age collapse ar
ound 1200 BCE involved prolonged droughts that destabilized empires, triggering invasions and upheavals. In more recent times, competition over s
hrinking resources like arable soil and fresh water has fueled territorial disputes worldwide. Warfare also devastates ecosystems, accelerating h
abitat loss and pollution, creating a vicious cycle where environmental stress worsens human tensions. Recognizing these ecological roots reveals
war not just as political struggle, but as a response entwined with how humans interact with their landscapes—often when natural balance is disr
upted.