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RACHEL'S HAZARDOUS WASTE NEWS #212 Providing news and resources to the Movement for Environmental Justice - December 19, 1990 REPORT LINKS HERBICIDE EXPOSURE TO ILLNESSES AMONG VIETNAM VETS For more than a decade Vietnam veterans have sought compensation for illnesses they believe were caused by their wartime exposure to herbicides, which were used heavily during the war to defoliate the jungle, to reduce available cover for enemy troops.