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July 29, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Earlier Assessments of Conflict Damage Can Spur Timely Relief By Erika Weinthal The recent wars in the MENA and Ukraine underscore that damage assessments and rebuilding plans cannot wait until a cessation of hostilities is in place. Tracking the devastating extent of environmental and infrastructural destruction is critical to prevent additional loss of life in deadly conflicts. Even though the health and environmental impacts of war do not cease once conflict ends, new technology has enabled the international community to assess damage in real time—or closer to it—aiding the process of relief and reconstruction immensely.

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