After the World Wars, large-scale old ammunition was disposed of, also in the North and Baltic Seas. It has long begun to decompose and release its toxic ingredients. What this means for the environment and for bathers and what the authorities already do, explains a shipbuilding engineer in an interview.
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After the World Wars, large-scale old ammunition was disposed of, also in the North and Baltic Seas. It has long begun to decompose and release its toxic ingredients. What this means for the environment and for bathers and what the authorities already do, explains a shipbuilding engineer in an interview.