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I want to bring in Matt Pinfield tonight. He's an entertainment television host and disc jockey who worked as an MTV VJ. He was also friends with Azie Osborne for decades.Matt, I am so sorry for your loss. I really do thank you for coming on the show tonight. I know Azie played a significant role in your life.Can you share more with our viewers about your personal bond with him. You know, Aussie and I Yeah, we became friends. Obviously discovered him like so many other people did as a young child.uh my inte ...

[Music] It was just this month that Azie Osborne, the prince of darkness, abdicated his heavy metal throne, a farewell concert with his Black Sabbath bandmates in their hometown of Birmingham, England. You have no idea how I feel. Now, not even 3 weeks later comes the startling news from his family.It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Aussie Osborne has passed away this morning. He was with his family and surrounded by love on social media. Black Sabbath ...

He rose from the prince of darkness to a pioneer of reality TV. Tonight, remembering Azie Osborne, the music world, paying tribute to the British rock giant who defined the earliest days of metal as the frontman of Black Sabbath. Biting the heads off birds and bats along the way.In the 80s, his solo career took off. And as a father, his home life on the Osbor ushered in a new era of reality TV. The remembrances across the world tonight.Also tonight, Pam Bondi's deputy and the president's former personal att ...

Environmental Impact of Warfare - War leaves a geological mark, creating a historical and environmental time capsule, exemplified by the battle of Iwo Jima [2][3][4] - Battlefields become long-term pollution sites, impacting communities with contaminated soils and water, leading to environmental injustice [24] - Military activities are significant polluters, yet the environmental cost of warfare is often overlooked in discussions about climate change and sustainability [25][26] - Pollution from the 20th century continues to affect ecosystems and human health in the 21st and will continue into the 22nd century [25] Heavy Metal Contamination on Iwo Jima - Approximately 273 tons of lead were deposited on Iwo Jima during five months and 36 days of battle [12] - About 30%, or 90 tons, of the 273 tons of lead were deposited specifically on Invasion Beach [13] - After 80 years of environmental impact, nearly 19 tons, or 21%, of the 90 tons of lead is predicted to remain on Invasion Beach [15] - Predictive contamination model estimates 155 milligrams of lead per kilogram of soil across Invasion Beach, closely aligning with unpublished sample averages of 147 milligrams per kilogram of soil [15][17] - The lead contamination prediction model can be used for other heavy metals, such as mercury, across war-impacted environments [18][19] Safety Thresholds and Environmental Consequences - World Health Organization (WHO) lead limits are at 100 milligrams per kilogram, while California recognizes 80 milligrams per kilogram as the level when lead begins to decay human cells [20][21] - US EPA limits are at 400 milligrams per kilogram in residential zones, including agricultural soils and playgrounds, which is far above when lead begins to harm humans [21] - Bombardments stripped away natural vegetation, leaving a toxic legacy of heavy metals that inhibit plant growth and soil health [22] - Marine life near the coast struggles with bioaccumulation of heavy metals, and vegetation struggles to regrow in and around impact zones [23] Recommendations - Policymakers must recognize war as not just a geopolitical crisis but an environmental one [28] - Focus on educating veterans and civilians about contamination risks and holding militaries accountable [28]