RE: Environmental Effects of U.S./NATO War in Yugoslavia

["Bergeisen, Gershon H." <ghb0@cdc.gov>]

here is something else to chew on:

"International Monitoring of Serbia's Enriched Uranium to Resume
[Nuclear Security]." New York Times, 5 May 99, A10.
          Fearing that, if "pushed to the wall", Yugoslavia might use
     or sell its "highly enriched" uranium supply for terrorist
     activity, international nuclear inspectors will resume
     inspections of the uranium storage site in Vinca this month
     to insure that the uranium is "still in place".  Plans to
     re-visit the reactor were prompted by a letter received on
     April 26 by the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy
     Agency.  The letter, sent by the Government in Belgrade,
     expressed concern for the region should Yugoslavia resort to
     such action.

It would be nice if you all voiced as much concern for the Kosovans who were
being shot, raped and maimed.  Before they have a chance to die from
exposure to DU, they will likely die from other causes.  Perhaps you can
protest against Serb aggression against the Kosovars while you protest
against the use of DU by NATO.

Gershon