Iraqi ecobabble.

AMBASSADORS; ECOTERRORISM; PERSIAN Gulf War, 1991; MILITARY applications of depleted uranium; OIL fields; AMMUNITION; UNITED States armed forces

This article criticizes the accusation of the Iraqi ambassador to the United Nations that the U.S. is culpable of ecoterrorism in the form of radiological warfare. Several questions and answers about the issue were outlined to refute the ambassador's claim justifying that the U.S. military operatives fired a tiny fraction of depleted-uranium high-density tank ammunition during the Persian Gulf War. It further states that about five to fifty pounds of uranium a day of goes up in smoke from the oil-field fires set by Iraq.