war IS COLLECTIVE SELF-DESTRUCTION: How destroys people, animals, nature, the environment and our common livelihoods

WAR IS COLLECTIVE SELF-DESTRUCTION How war destroys people, animals, nature, the environment and our common livelihoodsWar is not only a conflict between armies or states. It is a profound form of collective self-destruction that reaches far beyond the battlefield. It destroys human lives, homes, communities, animals, ecosystems, landscapes, natural resources and the foundations on which future generations depend. This book examines war from scientific, ethical, environmental and humanitarian perspectives and asks a fundamental question: How much destruction can humanity inflict upon itself before it recognizes that peace is a necessity for survival?The book connects science with ethics and the protection of life. It shows that the consequences of war do not end when weapons fall silent. Soil, water, forests, biodiversity, infrastructure, food systems and livelihoods may remain damaged for decades. At the same time, the psychological and social consequences can continue across generations.The book is therefore a call for a different future: a future in which human intelligence serves life rather than destruction, in which conflicts are resolved through dialogue rather than violence, and in which peace, justice, humanity and the protection of nature become foundations of civilization.Science - Ethics - Peace - Humanity - Nature - Future