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WSJ: Troops in Mideast Face Breathing Ills

Troops in Mideast Face Breathing Ills

  Burn Pits a Possible Factor as Data Show Higher Rate of Respiratory Woes Among Veterans of Afghanistan, Iraq By SHIRLEY S. WANG Veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan have a higher rate of debilitating respiratory illness than those deployed elsewhere, according to a new study that bolsters concerns among some medical professionals and [...]

May 17th, 2011 | Posted in Burn Pits News,WSJ | Read More »

S.C. veterans and contractors can proceed with lawsuit over Iraq, Afghanistan burn-pits

S.C. veterans and contractors can proceed with lawsuit over Iraq, Afghanistan burn-pits

S.C. vets, contractors in class action over health issues By Renee Dudley More than a dozen South Carolina veterans and defense contractors who allege their exposure to noxious fumes from burning waste dumps in Iraq and Afghanistan led to grievous health issues may proceed with their class-action lawsuit, a U.S. District judge ruled recently. The [...]

October 8th, 2010 | Posted in Burn Pits News | Read More »

Truthout: KBR Under Pressure From Congress Over Allegations of Poisoning Soldiers

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If a Congressman from Oregon has his way, then American taxpayers would not be expected to foot the legal bills for private military contractors like the former Halliburton subsidiary that allegedly allowed dozens of National Guard troops to be poisoned by a dangerous chemical in Iraq. Legislation introduced to Congress by Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Oregon) [...]

September 29th, 2010 | Posted in Burn Pits News,Proposed Legislation,Qarmat Ali News,Truthout | Read More »

Baghdad burn pit operated by KBR said to cause health problems

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Baghdad burn pit operated by KBR said to cause migraines, breathing problems and rashes By LINDSAY WISE and LISE OLSEN HOUSTON CHRONICLE Feb. 1, 2010, 12:02AM CAMP TAJI, Iraq — One night in mid-January, a shift in the wind sent a sudden flurry of white flakes into a detainee internment facility guarded by soldiers from [...]

February 1st, 2010 | Posted in Burn Pits News,Houston Chronicle | Read More »

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