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    1. Geschichtsklitterung on

      Excerpt:

      > According to preliminary information, one of the tankers was transporting 4,300 tons of fuel oil. However, data received from colleagues from Bulgaria and Romania indicate that the volume of the spill may be significantly higher. Currently, the Ministry of Environment of Ukraine is assessing the scale of damage and modeling the consequences for the Black Sea and coastal zones.
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      > According to the minister, the key threats are pollution of coastal ecosystems, in particular, nature reserves in the Kerch Bay area. There is also a risk of the oil slick spreading to other areas of the Crimean coast. Grinchuk stressed that according to preliminary calculations, the damage to the Black Sea could exceed $14 billion.
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      > The minister added that the priority now is to contain the pollution. The first-priority measures include installing boom barriers to contain the spread of oil slicks, mechanical removal of fuel oil by special vessels, and monitoring the state of water and air.

    2. HauntingArugula3777 on

      It seems this disaster prompted people to start fixing the sanctions loophole on their dark fleet of ships and close the reprocessing error. Where they can take the oil and have to reprocessed and thus no longer undersanctions.

    3. SpringFuzzy on

      War is bad for the environment, who knew. Stick the bill to the Russians, I hear they have some money locked up in offshore accounts

    4. Accomplished-Size943 on

      Better keep drip feeding weapons to Ukraine and prolong the war

    5. ReverBeliever on

      Perfect display of russian incompetence. I am so fed up with this country.

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