actually my biggest concern is now uranium breaks up compared combined with the small health risk..It's one thing if it's just some solidified splatter on the ground which lead tends to do.
Instead we have DU dust suspended in air. this stuff getting into people's lungs, radioactive or not is probably not a good idea. (mercury anyone?) If 1991 was the first time it was used in a large scale...then I would give it about another 10 to 15 years before we could really see the affects (large cancer spike compared to other areas, or other odd health problem that is higher among veterans of gulf and Iraqis)
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A damn dirty hippie without the dirty part....
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