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There Is so Much Abandoned Ammunition in the Irish Sea that Fishermen Are Still Pulling up Explosives.
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Beaufort's Dyke, the deep channel between Scotland and Northern Ireland, was used as a dumping ground for ammunition for decades. In November 2016, a fishing boat from Oban was in danger after a World War II shell ended up in the nets. The article So much abandoned ammunition lies in the Irish Sea that fishermen are still hauling up explosives appeared first on Duurzaamnieuws.
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