2024-10-26
51 分钟One of the worst legacies of war are the millions of landmines left behind. They hide for decades after a conflict is over, exploding beneath unsuspecting civilians and children. To many, removing mines and banning new ones is of paramount importance. Learn all about the scope of the problem and this important work in this classic episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Chuck here on Saturday with an important show to curate here on this select Saturday.
It was an important episode.
A pretty depressing one, though, because it's about the history of landmines.
And it's from April 10, 2018.
Why landmines are the Deadliest legacy of war.
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