War Waste

Les guerres éclatent, les guerres s’arrêtent, les armistices sont signés, les monuments aux morts fleurissent, les souvenirs se fanent, les résidus de la guerre restent et continuent à polluer et à mutiler. La Belgique, la France, à l’épicentre des deux dernières guerres mondiales, l’Allemagne et l’Angleterre hébergent dans leurs sols des milliers de munitions de toutes sortes et de tous calibres, chimiques ou conventionnelles, dégradées et encore actives. Les campagnes et consignes de déminage manquent de souffle et de budget. La filière déchets de guerre est à construire.

(Français) Charlie Hebdo et Robin des Bois – 2022

2 Nov 2022

(Français) Charlie Hebdo et Robin des Bois – 2022

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Gas and Gas / Nord Stream and old chemical munitions

6 Oct 2022

Gas and Gas / Nord Stream and old chemical munitions

Did the explosions followed by gas leaks on 26 September 2022 on the pipelines of the international consortium Nord Stream linking Russia and Germany awake, displace or dislocate chemical munitions dumped near or nearby them?

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(Français) Sans complexe, l’ESL America

4 Mar 2020

(Français) Sans complexe, l’ESL America

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(Français) Les animaux et la Première Guerre Mondiale

9 Jan 2020

(Français) Les animaux et la Première Guerre Mondiale

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(Français) Alerte : au moins 3 bombes à retardement à bord du projet de loi économie circulaire

3 Dec 2019

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(Français) Inventaire des déchets de guerre du 1er janvier 2012 au 30 avril 2018

9 Nov 2018

(Français) Inventaire des déchets de guerre du 1er janvier 2012 au 30 avril 2018

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(Français) Les animaux et la Première Guerre Mondiale

5 Nov 2018

(Français) Les animaux et la Première Guerre Mondiale

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2017 : The Bastille Day is nuclear

14 Jul 2017

2017 : The Bastille Day is nuclear

July 14, 2017. (9h26 Paris time).

Unfortunately France and the United States of America have published a joint statement to name the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons as a nuisance and a threat to World peace. (1)

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons was adopted on July 7, 2017 by 122 States with support of the United Nations. It was inspired by the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons initiated by France. It completes the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty. The preamble mentions not only the catastrophic consequences of use of nuclear ammunition but also the risk of accidental triggering.

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(Français) Groningue, Verdun, Hiroshima : villes jumelées

27 May 2016

(Français) Groningue, Verdun, Hiroshima : villes jumelées

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The Cape Ray arrives in Northern Europe

20 Aug 2014

The US Navy chemical factory ship will in the coming days proceed into the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay heading towards the North sea.

The Cape Ray is loaded with 6000 tons of chemical aqueous and solid waste issued from the neutralization in the Mediterranean Sea of 560 tons of precursors of the Syrian chemical weapons.

The Cape Ray mission was carried out from July 9th to August 18th. It consisted in diluting precursors of sarin (540t) and of sulfur mustard agent (20t) pulled out of the Syrian territory. Only laconic communiqués from the Pentagon have dotted this sea run neutralization. No circumstantial account of weather conditions, ship spottings, technical uncertainties, air release has been published.

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