Greenpeace - Five Bigger Oil Carpets in the Road of Hormus
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According to Greenpeace, five major oil spills are now visible in the Strait of Hormus.
Reformatorisch Dagblad
Five “larger” oil slicks are visible in the Strait of Hormuz on satellite images, the German branch of Greenpeace reports in a report. The floating oil has now reached the Iranian coast near the island of Qeshm, where protected nature reserves are also located.
In the street of Hormus, according to the environmental protection organization Greenpeace, current satellite images now show five larger oil carpets.
Satellite images now show several oil spills. Two are now to reach the fragile coasts of Iran and Oman.
Recent satellite images showed five large oil spots in the Strait of Hormuz, amid warnings by the Greenbees environmental organization from a disaster threatening Iranian and Omani coasts and nature reserves.
According to the environmental protection organization Greenpeace, the current satellite images show five larger oil carpets in the Strait of Hormuz. Among other things, the pollution has reached the Iranian coast near protected areas around the island of Qeshm, according to a statement. On the island there are large mangrove forests. An oil carpet is also visible on the Oman south side of the road. The rugged coast there is considered an import…
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