this is where we get the idea of ecocide. inventing ecocide. the u.n. is certainly debated the perimeters of the geneva protocol. scientists in the u.s. and elsewhere began radicalizing themselves and organizing themselves and other sympathetic people to their view of the use of chemical agents in war as eco cide. the destruction, the murder of ecosystems. which they, rightly claim, have a larger human impacts. a plantholston, who was biologist at yelp, points to the term. -- arthur galston. the means byy which a community can support itself from the natural world, then you are essentially killing them and are complicit in their death. galston, another scientist rallied environmentalists and students alike to protest the war, not only on humanitarian grounds, but that environmental destruction was problematic ecologically and from a humanistic point of view. he argued that science had been co-opted by the government and the dod for too long and that it was time for science to work for good, not to create things like agent orange, but to create things th