Uranium Shells Pose No Health Danger in Iraq War
U S military officials in Baghdad say depleted uranium used in U S weapons and armor poses no significant health threat to Iraqis. They cite Gulf War studies showing no kidney disease or cancers, while noting low radiation from DU and greater flight radiation exposure.
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Iraqs oil restart faces demand, ownership, and export hurdles
A team led by Philip J. Carroll took control of Iraqs Oil Ministry to restart production for domestic electricity and gasoline needs while reviving exports. Oil has begun flowing in the south, with Basras Zubayr refinery processing 70,000 barrels daily and aiming for 140,000 within three weeks.
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