20,000 Tons of Diesel Fuel Leaks into Ambarnaya and Daldykan Rivers in Siberia, Russia Causing Panic
20,000 tons of diesel fuel leaked into Ambarnaya and Daldykan rivers in Siberia, causing Russia to declarer state of emergency. The plant where the fuel tanks ruptured was located in Norilsk above the arctic circle. It is one of the largest fuel spills in Russia’s history, and is already considered a major federal problem.
Viral pictures showed the a Ambarnaya and Daldykan rivers completely red with diesel fuel flowing through them. We included a comparison picture so you can see how clear the water was in these rivers before the 20,000 tons diesel from Norilsk fuel tank started leaking.
Scientists say it will take decades for the Russia to recover from this ecological disaster.
Author: JordanThrilla
Explore Related Articles
Does Prince William Like Getting Pegged? Hashtag #PrinceOfPegging Trends Amidst Rose...
Prince William is probably in the midst of the worst day of his life in terms of public perception after rumors started swirling about his strange escapades in the bedroom with a woman that isn't his wife. Not only are the rumors saying Prince William is cheating, but there...
Why a 29 Year Old Scientist Pretended to be 15 and...
The Strange Case of Hyejeong Shin: How a 29-Year-Old Scientist Enrolled in High School and Pretended to Be a Teenager
Imagine going back to high school as an adult. Would you do it for fun, for nostalgia, or for some other reason? That's what Hyejeong Shin, a 29-year-old scientist from...
Did Bob Saget Commit Suicide? Bob Saget’s Last Tweet Before His...
We are only about 1 week into 2022, but it has already become known as a year of tragedy. It seems that Hollywood legends are passing away left and right. Today news broke that Bob Saget is dead at age 65. His death has left a shroud of mystery...
