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Kirkcudbright in General

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Kirkcudbright in General: BORN WITHOUT EYES. PLUTONIUM? STOP THE SHELLING? REMOVE THE ... (603 words)
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Plutonium! Is there plutonium in the depleted uranium shells fired from the Kirkcudbright range? 1,421 depleted uranium shells have been fired from the Kirkcudbright range since 1995. (Sunday telegraph 7/1/01) Depleted uranium (DU) shells were used in the Gulf War. When a DU shell hits its target, it explodes and vaporises. Uranium micro-particles are transported by the WIND and by WATER. A 1991 United Kingdom Atomic Energy report warned that depleted uranium left on Gulf War battlefields could cause 500,00 deaths among soldiers and civilians. (See also Dan Fahey, Swords to plowshares, www.nuclearfiles.org ) The Sunday Herald ... Read the complete review