Should I be running in my environment?

[EpicSteve]

I live in Afghanistan and lucky enough to have access to a small (very limited) gym on base. My base is about a mile long and I run up it once a day before lifting. Honestly, the way my daily routines work is that I only have about a 2-3 hour convenient block to work out. This is during the day in which it's extremely dusty, there's uneven terrain, and it's about 150 degrees. I've been reading about glycogen depletion during training before weight lifting. At what point do I need to concern myself with this? I don't feel much of a difference in the weight I can handle to were I'm willing to throw the cardio away. I'm only running a mile, but with terrain and extreme heat, I'm sure my body is working significantly harder. I can't run at night for that's when I run missions. Or with these variables, is there anything other than hydration is situational awareness with the terrain I should concern myself with?

180 lbs
12% body fat
been running for a few years, usually 2-3 miles at a time back home about 3 times a week.

[greenwell001]

As long as you load your glycogen stores up daily with clean carbs you should be fine.

[Times Roman]

Mate,
Just back from Kabul. Are you referring to Kandahar?
Kabul is one of the most polluted places on the planet. I would not subject myself to sucking in rotten air in the city by running. I'd suggest just staying indoors and cardio on a stationary or an elyptical or something.
Keep it pointed down range!
---Roman