The human, budgetary, environmental, and social costs of US wars and military operations, at home and abroad. Housed @brownuniversity’s @Watson_School.
In the six months since the U.S. and Israel began strikes against Iran, American consumers have spent an additional $92.9 billion in extra fuel costs.
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An “AI-first” fighting force will come with even higher greenhouse gas emissions, writes Costs of War co-founder Neta Crawford. thebulletin.org/2026/08/the-us…
The U.S. military has killed at least 223 people in 67 strikes in the Caribbean and the eastern Pacific since last year, reports the New York Times, citing our research on the costs of these operations: $4.7 billion and counting.
How much does war contribute to the climate crisis? Nobody knows, because there is no comprehensive accounting, writes Costs of War co-founder Neta Crawford in @BulletinAtomic.