Kamis, 13 Juli 2017

Hearts, Minds, and Herbicides

Long before dioxin-laced Agent Orange supplanted Agents Blue, Purple and Pink, the Kennedy administration grappled with the moral and political dilemmas associated with defoliation and crop destruction in Vietnam. While the use of herbicides in war to defoliate and destroy crops is universally condemned today—primarily because of the health effects on humans exposed to the …

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