effects of depleted uranium on local populations
The effects of depleted uranium on local populations refer to the potential harms and health consequences that can occur when humans are exposed to the radioactive and toxic metal from military weapons and equipment made with depleted uranium materials. This exposure can lead to a range of health problems, including increased risks of cancer, genetic mutations, birth defects, and other forms of illness and disease.
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