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Meanwhile, 25 years have passed since the oil spill in the Gulf of Alaska. At the time, the tanker Exxon Valdez ran onto a reef and around 40,000 tonnes of crude oil ran out. This has been contaminated, according to WWF Germany around 2000 kilometers of coastline. Countless animals died in agony.
WWF calls that various protection zones are established. Because according to Stephan Lutter by WWF Germany "The risk of a new accident rises, given the runs on the mineral resources of increasingly jade anderson difficult access jade anderson regions". Low temperatures, jade anderson strong waves and the long Arctic jade anderson winter would greatly complicate cleanup measures such as to make it impossible.
To this end, Greenpeace has launched a protest against oil drilling by Exxon in the Arctic at the Norwegian Ølen. Conducted by 14 activists have said five of them a banner with the inscription "No Exxon Valdez in the Russian Arctic" hoisted on the platform.
Despite the elapsed time, the impact of the oil spill are still recognizable. The crude oil degrades slowly and remains its still discoverable. The stock of birds and herring is the time not only fallen dramatically, but have not yet recovered. Nevertheless, there are, according to WWF Germany a small glimmer of hope. The population of sea otters has in fact recovered somewhat.
Picture: EXXON VALDEZ Oil Spill Trustee Council. (NOAA Photo Library: line1567) [CC-BY-2.0], jade anderson via Wikimedia Commons Read more about: moving nature! jade anderson - Polar bear up close EU Resolution on the protection of the Arctic! Crude oil residues harm fish heart shell sets drilling plans on ice oil spill has long aftereffect
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Meanwhile, 25 years have passed since the oil spill in the Gulf of Alaska. At the time, the tanker Exxon Valdez ran onto a reef and around 40,000 tonnes of crude oil ran out. This has been contaminated, according to WWF Germany around 2000 kilometers of coastline. Countless animals died in agony.
WWF calls that various protection zones are established. Because according to Stephan Lutter by WWF Germany "The risk of a new accident rises, given the runs on the mineral resources of increasingly jade anderson difficult access jade anderson regions". Low temperatures, jade anderson strong waves and the long Arctic jade anderson winter would greatly complicate cleanup measures such as to make it impossible.
To this end, Greenpeace has launched a protest against oil drilling by Exxon in the Arctic at the Norwegian Ølen. Conducted by 14 activists have said five of them a banner with the inscription "No Exxon Valdez in the Russian Arctic" hoisted on the platform.
Despite the elapsed time, the impact of the oil spill are still recognizable. The crude oil degrades slowly and remains its still discoverable. The stock of birds and herring is the time not only fallen dramatically, but have not yet recovered. Nevertheless, there are, according to WWF Germany a small glimmer of hope. The population of sea otters has in fact recovered somewhat.
Picture: EXXON VALDEZ Oil Spill Trustee Council. (NOAA Photo Library: line1567) [CC-BY-2.0], jade anderson via Wikimedia Commons Read more about: moving nature! jade anderson - Polar bear up close EU Resolution on the protection of the Arctic! Crude oil residues harm fish heart shell sets drilling plans on ice oil spill has long aftereffect
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