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- Burn_pit abstract "A burn pit is an area devoted to open-air combustion of trash. Modern waste contains significant amounts of plastic and other material which may emit toxic aerial compounds and particulates when burned. In Iraq and Afghanistan the U.S. military, or its contractors such as KBR operated large burn pits for long periods of time burning many tons of assorted waste. Active duty personnel reported respiratory difficulties and headaches in some cases and some veterans have made disability claims based on respiratory system symptoms.".
- Burn_pit wikiPageExternalLink Open%20Pit%20Burning%20(55).pdf.
- Burn_pit wikiPageExternalLink military_toxiciraq_100208w.
- Burn_pit wikiPageExternalLink MG632.
- Burn_pit wikiPageID "28286527".
- Burn_pit wikiPageRevisionID "587145710".
- Burn_pit hasPhotoCollection Burn_pit.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Air_pollution.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Incineration.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Industrial_hygiene.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Military_personnel.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Military_veterans'_affairs.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Occupational_safety_and_health.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Risk_management.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Safety_engineering.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Thermal_treatment.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Waste_management.
- Burn_pit subject Category:Waste_treatment_technology.
- Burn_pit type Abstraction100002137.
- Burn_pit type Attribute100024264.
- Burn_pit type CognitiveState105669934.
- Burn_pit type Concern105670710.
- Burn_pit type Condition113920835.
- Burn_pit type Curiosity105682570.
- Burn_pit type Interest105682950.
- Burn_pit type Matter105671325.
- Burn_pit type MilitaryVeterans'Affairs.
- Burn_pit type PsychologicalState114373582.
- Burn_pit type State100024720.
- Burn_pit comment "A burn pit is an area devoted to open-air combustion of trash. Modern waste contains significant amounts of plastic and other material which may emit toxic aerial compounds and particulates when burned. In Iraq and Afghanistan the U.S. military, or its contractors such as KBR operated large burn pits for long periods of time burning many tons of assorted waste.".
- Burn_pit label "Burn pit".
- Burn_pit label "Burn pit".
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- Burn_pit sameAs Q4999562.
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- Burn_pit sameAs Burn_pit.
- Burn_pit wasDerivedFrom Burn_pit?oldid=587145710.
- Burn_pit isPrimaryTopicOf Burn_pit.