A new report highlights the massive carbon footprint of the war in Gaza, estimating 33.2 million tons of carbon emissions have been released. The environmental damage extends beyond direct conflict, including toxic rubble dust and rising respiratory illnesses that will persist long after the fighting stops. This article from PressTV covers the long term environmental and health disaster in Gaza. It details how the war has affected air quality, land viability, and regional climate stability, making it a significant topic for those tracking the intersection of conflict and climate change.
