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(Français) Inventaire des déchets de guerre dans le Nord Est 2001-2003

1 May 2003

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(Français) Inventaire des déchets de guerre en région PACA 2001-2003

1 Nov 2003

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(Français) Pour une filière d’élimination des vestiges de guerre

19 Apr 2007

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(Français) Inventaire des déchets de guerre dans le Nord Est 2004-2007

11 Nov 2007

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(Français) Inventaire des déchets de guerre en Normandie 2004-2007

19 Dec 2007

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Waiting for the bomb squad – War Remains Inventory from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2011

31 Aug 2012

Waiting for the bomb squad – War Remains Inventory from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2011

Contents

Introduction
The unsettling truths – The battlefields of northern and eastern France – Old weapons kill – Old weapons pollute – Old weapons harm flora and fauna – Chemical weapons
War Remains Inventory from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2011 with maps:
Franche-Comté Region
Alsace Region
Lorraine Region
Champagne-Ardenne Region
Ile-de-France Region
Picardie Region
Nord – Pas-de-Calais Region
Summary map
Sources

Introduction

War remnants do not have a course.  Old weapons kill, pollute, and are the enemies of biodiversity.  Following their previous research, Robin des Bois has published a new inventory of weapons discovered in the 7 regions in the north and east of France, casualties of the wars of 1870, 1941-18, and 1939-45.

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(Français) Les nouveaux risques pyrotechniques de Toulouse

31 Oct 2012

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(Français) L’EUROPE, Prix Nobel de la guerre !

9 Nov 2012

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(Français) L’Europe, Prix Nobel de la guerre !

9 Nov 2012

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How Does France Manage Old Chemical Weapons?

19 Dec 2013

Update

October 14, 2013 : a ministerial decree permits ASTRIUM to build SECOIA at Mailly-le-Camp.

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For 13 years, Robin des Bois has been working on the war waste issue including chemical weapons. Considering the current state of development it seems useful to review the doctrine and the actual practice of France in relation to the international Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction known as the Chemical Weapons Convention. The majority of chemical weapons to be destroyed on French territory were made with phosgene and chloropicrin, mustard gas and chlorobenzene, zinc tetrachloride, arsenic and cyanide.

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