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Op-Ed: How did 9/11 aeroplanes cause DU-like sickness and cancers?

New York - 9/11 independent investigators report the spread of cancers which are consistent with Depleted Uranium exposure. How would the crashing or passenger aeroplanes into the World Trade Center and into the Pentagon cause such exposure?

In the Media by Raymond Samuels - 9 comments

New study: Fallujah birth defects reach epidemic levels

Fallujah - New research set to be published this week shows birth defects of newborn babies in the Iraqi city of Fallujah have reached epidemic proportions since the city was annihilated six years ago by the US military.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 18 comments

Op-Ed: After Years of Use, The Dangers of U.S. Munitions Are Obvious

The use of chemical munitions -- such as Depleted Uranium (DU) and White Phosphorous -- in Fallujah in 2004 by the U.S. military appears to be linked to rising birth defects in Iraq and slowly killing thousands upon thousands of our own troops

In the Media by Bill Lindner - 3 comments

The Real WMD's of Iraq: Depleted Uranium and its Nuclear Effect on Mankind

Depleted uranium. First used in the 1991 Gulf War this radioactive weaponry is leaving its mark & doing far more damage than we're being told. With a half life of 4.5 billion years, the radiation that now engulfs Iraq is staggering, and it is here to stay

In the Media by Pamela Jean - 8 comments

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Canada dropping the ozone ball, scientists warn

Leading atmospheric scientists are warning that Canada's cuts to its ozone monitoring program are already having effects on the world's ability to monitor air quality and ozone depletion.

Ozone pioneer Rowland dies at 84

The death is announced of the US chemistry professor who first suspected that the Earth's ozone layer was being depleted by man-made chemicals.

Canada beats Finland for world junior bronze

A depleted Canadian team dug into its reserves to beat Finland 4-0 and capture the bronze medal at the world junior hockey championship Thursday.

Iran reportedly opens new uranium enrichment site

Iran has begun uranium enrichment at a new underground site well protected from possible airstrikes, a leading hardline newspaper reported.

Canada in hot seat at nuclear summit for uranium use

Canada may be the subject of some controversy at the nuclear security summit today in Seoul, South Korea, over its use of enriched uranium to make medical isotopes.