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War in Middle East causes massive emissions and pollution, with Gaza conflict alone releasing 33 million tonnes of CO2.
The war in the Middle East is causing severe environmental damage, with military operations releasing massive greenhouse gas emissions—equivalent to those of small countries—due to jet fuel use, naval fleets, and energy demands.
The Gaza conflict alone produced an estimated 33 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent, while the war in Ukraine has added over 300 million tonnes.
Attacks on oil infrastructure, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz, have triggered toxic fires and pollution, threatening ecosystems and human health.
Rising oil prices are pressuring governments to delay climate policies, but higher energy costs may also accelerate adoption of cleaner alternatives like heat pumps.
Environmental experts warn the full impact remains underreported but is extensive and long-lasting.
La guerra en el Medio Oriente causa emisiones masivas y contaminación, con el conflicto de Gaza solo liberando 33 millones de toneladas de CO2.