The Red Zone
The aftermath of World War I left parts of northern France and southern Belgium in a state of devastation, with entire landscapes rendered lifeless. Extreme pollution from explosives and chemical weapons contaminated the soil, while an estimated 300 million unexploded artillery shells pose ongoing dangers. Today, these remnants of war continue to surface, highlighting the long-lasting impact of conflict on the environment.In this clip
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