Poole oil spill expert Q&A: why is there an oil field in Dorset anyway?: A major incident has been declared after a leaky pipeline caused 200 barrels of oil “reservoir fluid” to spill into Poole Harbour in Dorset, south-west England. The oil was being transported from nearby Wytch Farm, which hosts western Europe’s largest onshore …
Plastic pollution: scientists track a cargo spill from New York to Norway, reveal how currents disperse harmful substances: m.mphoto/Shutterstock The blocking of the Suez Canal in March by a megaship named Ever Given delayed over 200 vessels laden with thousands of containers, serving as a reminder of the scale of the shipping industry and the …
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Mauritius must protect vulnerable coastal communities from the effects of the oil spill: Citizens rallied to stem the oil tide. Courtesy of Daphney Dupre On 25 July 2020, the Japanese ship, MV Wakashio, ran aground the coral reef off the eastern coast of Mauritius. The vessel discharged more than 1,000 tonnes of oil into the …
Mauritius oil spill: how coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass could be affected: Ohrim/Shutterstock Sometimes bad things happen in the worst possible places – like the MV Wakashio running aground on shallow reefs off the south-east coast of Mauritius on July 25. The wreck of the bulk carrier ship began leaking oil in front of a …
Pasha 77: Explainer: the oil spill in Mauritius: GettyImages This is not the first time a ship has run aground in Mauritius, the island nation 2,000 kilometres off the south-east coast of Africa. But how and why did it happen again? Could the government have done more to prevent the spillage that is wreaking havoc …
Mauritius oil spill: potential government failures should be investigated – expert: The stranding of the MV Wakashio is one of the biggest environmental disasters in the history of the western Indian Ocean. While the full scale of the disaster is not yet known, the 1,000 tons of oil and diesel that leaked close to one …
Mauritius is reeling from a spreading oil spill – and people are angry with how the government has handled it: MV Wakashio, a Japanese owned Panama-flagged bulk carrier ship leaks oil after drifting ashore over coral reefs. Etat-major des Armees/EPAhandout On the evening of Saturday July 25, the MV (Merchant Vessel) Wakashio grounded on coral …
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A 20,000-tonne oil spill is contaminating the Arctic – it could take decades to clean up: Permafrost near Norilsk, Russia. Romzes333 / shutterstock After a storage tank in Norilsk, northern Russia, collapsed in late May, 20,000 tonnes of diesel fuel was released into the environment. Strong winds caused the oil to spread more than 12 …
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