By Nic Fleming (Filed: 24/03/2004) Babies whose fathers served in the first Gulf war are 50 per cent more likely to have physical abnormalities than those born to soldiers not sent to the region, according to a study published today.…

March 23, 2004 Las Vegas SUN The Air Force will hold the first of three public meetings tonight to accept comments on what to do with 182 tanks on the Nevada Test and Training Range that were used as targets…

AGI) – Rome, Italy, Wednesday February 18, 2004 (AGI) – Rome, Italy, Feb. 16 – Italian soldiers deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq do not wear protective masks that impede inhalation of depleted uranium dust, wrote Falco Accame, president of the…

On March 6, 2004, MIT held a forum on ‘depleted’ uranium weapons. Hear the Health Panel, with presentations by Alexandra Miller and Thomas Fasy. A question and answer session followed. Professor Jonathan King moderated. >>Presentations available at Traprock Peace Center

By Ed Ericson E/The Environmental Magazine 3-8-4 The waitress at the ice cream shop in Concord, Massachusetts, was surprised. “A Superfund site?” she asked incredulously. “On Main Street?” It’s not just a Superfund site but one dubbed by a cleanup…