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		<title>Habitat, war &amp; human health</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Interesting article on the health and financial costs of war at the Medical Observer (Australia) website. To his list of possible conflict drivers I would add resource shortages (of all kinds) &#8211; especially oil (as in Iraq) but also water, timber, strategic minerals and agricultural land. [ReviewAZON asin="0805055762" display="inlinepost"] Other interesting articles on this topic: [...]
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