How bad could the North Sea tanker collision be for the environment?
An environmental group in the U.K. says the North Sea tanker collision could become a "disaster in really important protected ...
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North Sea nurdles – a threat to wildlife
“If seabirds eat nurdles they can die from choking or starvation. At this time of the year there is also the risk that the birds return to their nests and feed the nurdles to their chicks. The plastic ...
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' Pollution could impact public health, the marine habitat, our beaches and local wildlife': ELDC impact statement following North Sea collision
The leader of East Lindsey District Council Coun Craig Leyland has outlined the stark reality of the potential impacts on ...
Fiordland's marine habitats surveyed to develop first complete picture of biodiversity
Scientists have long known Fiordland's marine habitats are home to a diverse range of species, from bright orange cup corals ...
'North Sea oil crash could spill into environmental disaster - even affecting human health'
Jet fuel is immediately harmful to local wildlife through ingestion, and over time, it could move up the food chain from fish ...
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Marine Conservation Society statement in reaction to North Sea oil tanker collision
The two vessels collided in a shipping area off the East Yorkshire coast, resulting in both ships catching fire. The risk of ...
North Sea collision - latest: Fuel leak from US tanker crash could hit UK coastline and ‘devastate’ wildlife
The Solong vessel was carrying 15 containers of sodium cyanide and Stena Immaculate was transporting fuel for the US military ...