Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
2nd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM "GLOBAL MIGRATION PHENOMENON" With Its Security, Economic, Social, Political and Cultural Dimensions, Ankara, Türkiye, 23 - 24 Mart 2022, ss.160-168
ABSTRACT
This study aims to build new infrastructure, reduce environmental pollution, consider the spread of
health centers to contain any infectious diseases, and study the impact of the large population influx in
the country from all parts of the world. The effect of the war on environmental resources and
neighboring countries will be investigated. In 2011, the war in Syria was not only a war against people,
but rather it was one against all kinds of life and the environment, including water, plants, animals, and
trees. Its impact on the Syrian environment has been devastating. International organizations are making
efforts to limit the effects of weapon contamination, two elements that include weapon contamination
in their accounts and accompany intended activities while planning all operations such as rescue
operations, economic security, water and sanitation, health, and protection of civilians around the world
helping victims of gun contamination, such as physical rehabilitation, surgeries, and economic security
programs. Among the most critical impacts of the Syrian war on the environment is the burning of oil
wells, the discharge of chemical and radioactive materials from factories, facilities and warehouses,
water pollution resulting from the destruction of sewage treatment systems, and floods and droughts
after the collapse of dams and irrigation systems. There are also physical or chemical influences on
vegetation cover, and this category including erosion, regrowth, and desertification. The conflict in Syria
leads to climate contribution to armed conflict to show that environmental terrorism is particularly
effective on people living in drought regions. Therefore, the increasing climate pressure on resources
will increase the use of ecological terrorism and contribute to migration and human insecurity between
regions.
Keywords: Immigration, The migration of peoples in Syria, Syria and migration, The impact of war on
the environment.