Toxic pollution from Iran war will spread and last for decades

AI Summary

Missiles and bombs used in the Iran conflict release heavy metals and toxic pollutants into air, soil, and water, posing long-term health risks that could persist for decades. The environmental contamination from ongoing warfare is expected to have widespread and lasting consequences for affected populations. The article highlights the often-overlooked ecological and public health dimensions of modern warfare.

Missiles and bombs contain heavy metals and other toxic pollutants, which are released into the air, soil and water lingering often for decades and posing health risks.