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Health Plague extensive, military considering stopping all use of lead-free ammunition (Norway)

By STEPHEN HOLZER

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(Dagbladet): One and a half years after the newspaper Dagbladet revealed major problems with the Armed Forces' new environmental ammunition, considering the military to stop the use of lead-free ammunition and reintroduce traditional lead balls.

Defence Management admits that they now have a significant challenge in dealing with problems with the new ammunition, and that the extent of physical health problems among soldiers who use it only on the increase.

Doctors in the Armed Forces are more and more reports of soldiers who are sick for days after the shooting with lead-free ammunition

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Full post as published by Environmental Legal Blogs on January 18, 2011 (boomark / email).

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