Not just apparently, it’s called “Zone Rouge” and it’s not just the explosives that are a danger, but all the heavy metals like lead and mercury and poisons from gases that make both agriculture and habitation untenable. The zone has obviously shrunk since 1917, it having been over 100 years and all, but it’s still exists in the areas of the most intense fighting.
Not just apparently, it’s called “Zone Rouge” and it’s not just the explosives that are a danger, but all the heavy metals like lead and mercury and poisons from gases that make both agriculture and habitation untenable. The zone has obviously shrunk since 1917, it having been over 100 years and all, but it’s still exists in the areas of the most intense fighting.