Sat. November 21, 2009
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truthout
November 21, 2009
the United States insists that weapons containing
depleted uranium (DU) pose no health hazards to exposed populations. This charade persists because an ...
Nanotechwire.com
November 20, 2009
depleted uranium is a byproduct from
uranium enrichment and of no use in nuclear applications because the radioactive component has been removed. ...
Chemie.de (press release)
November 18, 2009
depleted uranium is a byproduct from
uranium enrichment and of no use in nuclear applications because the radioactive component has been removed. ...
Socialist Party
November 18, 2009
The use of radioactive material, such as depleted uranium, in battlefield artillery shells has been well documented. On detonation up to 70% of the depleted ...
Express Buzz
November 17, 2009
... containing Am 241, Am-Be 241, Cs 137, and Co 60; and 50 medical and industrial linearaccelerators or LINACS with depleted uranium as shielding material. ...
PR Newswire (press release)
November 17, 2009
Other salaries and contract labor expenses, not related to the planned
depleted uranium de-conversion and
fluorine extraction process facility, ...
Nuclear Engineering
November 17, 2009
A Urenco contract to upgrade
depleted uranium from
Russia's Techsnabexport dating back to 1995 is likely to expire at the end of the year, Urenco said. ...
RT
November 17, 2009
He said in the 1991 and in 2003
Iraq campaigns,
the US often used
depleted uranium (DU) bullets against Iraqi tanks. As a result, the Iraqi people have been ...
Tehran Times
November 17, 2009
Surprisingly with
depleted uranium (DU) exposure
cancers and
diabetes have been reported to develop as early as two months after exposure. ...
guardian.co.uk
November 16, 2009
You mention radiation poisoning, but not
depleted uranium munitions. These munitions were used in the first and second
gulf wars, and in the
Balkans. ...
The Public Record
November 16, 2009
Let's just take the issue of
depleted uranium weapons, over 1000 tons of which have been expended in
the US invasion of
Iraq, most of it in populated areas ...
Dissident Voice
November 14, 2009
depleted uranium (DU) has been a hot topic since the war began, similar to
agent orange use in
Vietnam. As a radioactive and chemically toxic heavy metal, ...
Salt Lake Tribune
November 13, 2009
DU: depleted uranium, a unique waste that will become more and more radioactive until, roughly, the year 1002009. The acronym also gives sound guidance for ...
Los Angeles Times
November 12, 2009
At its large test range near Tracy, in Northern
California, it blew up atomic triggers that used
depleted uranium. In the process, Livermore released ...
Salt Lake Tribune
November 10, 2009
EnergySolutions won't be able to bring more
depleted uranium to
Utah until the company proves the waste can be safely disposed in Tooele ...
depleted uranium (DU) is a radioactive and chemically toxic heavy metal. If ingested, inhaled, or it enters the human body through wounds or skin, ...
depleted uranium (DU) is a radioactive and chemically toxic heavy metal. If ingested, inhaled, or it enters the human body through wounds or skin, ...
Asbury Park Press
November 3, 2009
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Haliburton County Echo
November 3, 2009
Millions of people have died in this illegal
war in Iraq and
babies are being born with hideous deformities from the
depleted uranium
The Keene Sentinel
November 2, 2009
And
Vermont Yankee wouldn't have fuel rods for its reactor core if it weren't for the production during the
uranium enrichment process of
depleted uranium
Reuters
November 2, 2009
Unit production costs were flat reflecting lower power costs offset by an increase in benefit costs and accrued costs for depleted uranium
Ya Libnan
November 1, 2009
It was estimated that during that assault over 10000 tons of depleted uranium
It was to be expected that Richard Goldstone would give an extremely brief reference to depleted uranium when his report said the following in Paragraph 49: ...
It was to be expected that Richard Goldstone would give an extremely brief reference to depleted uranium when his report said the following in Paragraph 49: ...
The Palestine Telegraph
October 30, 2009
It was to be expected that Richard Goldstone would give an extremely brief reference to depleted uranium
Atlantic Free Press
October 29, 2009
by Dave Lindorff The Nuclear Regulator Commission is considering an application by the
US Army for a permit to have
depleted uranium
Huffington Post (blog)
October 27, 2009
... beloved military for knowingly exposing her to carcinogens while in
Iraq through
depleted uranium dust, burn pit smoke and contaminated food and water. ...
Reuters
October 26, 2009
The INIS facility is planned for a location about 15 miles west of Hobbs,
New Mexico and will consist of both
depleted uranium de-conversion and
fluorine ...
KOB.com
October 26, 2009
The company plans to build a plant near Hobbs that would convert depleted uranium into certain types of acid and gas that could be used for industrial ...
National
October 26, 2009
... to dispose of
nuclear waste: a recent report showed that up to 600 locations might already be polluted by
depleted uranium used by the
US military. ...
OpEdNews
October 26, 2009
... holding hearings tomorrow and
Wednesday in
Hawaii on an application by the
US Army for a permit to have
depleted uranium at its Pohakuloa Training Area, ...
Green Left Weekly
October 25, 2009
The IFR, and other Generation-IV designs using
depleted uranium and
thorium, offer a realistic future for
nuclear power as the world's primary source of ...
Salt Lake Tribune
October 25, 2009
monday û The
Utah Radiation Control Board has given opponents of
depleted uranium a radioactive reprieve. In a 7-1 vote, the board wisely sent
shipments of ...
Middle East Online
October 23, 2009
The horrors of
the US agent orange campaign in
Vietnam, about which I wrote on Oct. 15, could ultimately be dwarfed by the horrors of the
depleted uranium
Salt Lake Tribune
October 23, 2009
Herbert has also opposed EnergySolutions' efforts to store depleted uranium, which grows more radioactive over time, at its waste site. ...
Huffington Post (blog)
October 23, 2009
depleted uranium, despite its rather benign-sounding name, is not depleted of radioactivity or toxicity. The term "depleted" refers only to its being ...
Politics Daily (blog)
October 22, 2009
UN
depleted uranium....UN........
war crimes AGAISNT HUMANITY. and now DICK has the balls to be praying for an attack. There are still people who listen to ...
Xinhua
October 22, 2009
Waste oil, carcinogenic substances like PCB, chrome,
asbestos and
depleted uranium are well-documented examples of the bases' impact on the island's ...
BuzzFlash
October 22, 2009
The truth is that
depleted uranium weapons are being exploded and burned right here in
the USA in training operations. The center of
Hawaii's Big Island, ...
Ceylon Daily News
October 22, 2009
After all the very nations that accuse
Iran are the ones who had dropped two Atom
bombs on
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki and used
depleted uranium to kill or maim ...
