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ISIL’s ‘scorched earth policy’ creating environmental and health havoc in Mosul, warns UN

ISIL’s ‘scorched earth policy’ creating environmental and health havoc in Mosul, warns UN

Oct 28, 2016, at 01:43 pm

New York, Oct 28 (Just Earth News): Environmental pollution is adding “complexity and danger” to the humanitarian crisis sparked by the military offensive in Mosul, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) said on Thursday, warning that fumes from burning stockpiles of sulphur dioxide, and oil wells that have been set ablaze, have led to further suffering for civilians in northern Iraq.