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Saturday, March 14, 2009

Oil slick from damaged tanker hits Australian beaches

About 20 tonnes of fuel oil from the damaged cargo ship Pacific Adventurer has hit the eastern side of the island, covering the coast in the thick black oil.


Oil slick from damaged tanker hits Australian beaches - Telegraph


  • Australians rush to clean up oil slick threatening marine life

  • Australian beaches hit by oil slick declared a disaster zone

  • Australian beaches declared disaster zones after large oil slick hits

  • Fears for ocean life as tanker loses toxic load

  • Australian oil spill 10 times worse than though




Posted by RobM at 6:38 p.m.  

Labels: environment, oil

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