Read more about the article Ten Dolphins Found Dead On Black Sea Coast After Russian Tanker Oil Spill
Footage shows dead dolphins after oil spill at Black Sea beaches in Krasnodar region, Russia on Sunday, Dec. 22, 2024. Russian oil tankers split in two by strong storms in Kerch Strait. (@delfacenter, NF/newsX)

Ten Dolphins Found Dead On Black Sea Coast After Russian Tanker Oil Spill

Ten dolphins have been found dead washed up on the shore after at least two Russian oil tankers sank in the Black Sea. The heartbreaking images were reportedly filmed in…

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Read more about the article Tonnes Of Toxic Stone Tainted With Arsenic Dumped In Beautiful Old Lake
Image shows Lake Uri, in Switzerland, undated photo. A 3,000-tonne rock contaminated with heavy metals ended up in it during the construction of a tunnel. (NF/newsX)

Tonnes Of Toxic Stone Tainted With Arsenic Dumped In Beautiful Old Lake

Red-faced engineers have confessed to dumping 3,000 tonnes of rock contaminated with poisonous arsenic into one of the world's greatest beauty spots. The rock, from a new tube train tunnel…

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Read more about the article Climate Activists Dye Water In UNESCO World Heritage Site To Protest Against Chemical Company
Image shows activists from the Climate Justice Kassel group, undated photo. They targeted the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bergpark Wilhelmshoehe, in Kassel, Germany. (Newsflash)

Climate Activists Dye Water In UNESCO World Heritage Site To Protest Against Chemical Company

German climate activists have dyed the waters of a UNESCO World Heritage Site vivid green to raise their voice against a chemical company's environmental impact. Visitors to Bergpark Wilhelmshoehe in…

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Read more about the article Red-Coloured River Does Not Affect Drinking Water Say Chinese Officials
The water in the Minjiang River is abnormally red, it has been tested and is non-toxic. The phenomenon occurs in Chuanzhus section of the Minjiang River in Sichuan, China, on 31 May 2024. (@Li630958/AsiaWire)

Red-Coloured River Does Not Affect Drinking Water Say Chinese Officials

Water flows red in a Chinese river with authorities insisting it would not affect the local drinking water supply. The affected water was in the Minjiang River which flows through…

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Read more about the article Rescued Endangered Turtles Teach Beachgoers Grim Truth Of Pollution
Picture shows two green turtles (Chelonia mydas) that were returned to the sea on the beaches of San Clemente del Tuyu, Argentina, on Thursday, Jan. 5, 2023. They were rescued after getting caught in the nets of fishermen and rehabilitated. (Fundacion Mundo Marino/Newsflash)

Rescued Endangered Turtles Teach Beachgoers Grim Truth Of Pollution

Marine life experts use two endangered turtles rescued from plastic pollution and fishing nets to educate beachgoers in Argentina. The green sea turtles were rescued after becoming caught in artisanal…

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Read more about the article Breakthrough In Scrubbing Microplastics From The World’s Oceans
Picture shows natural and synthetic marine debris in Oahu, Hawaii, in undated footage. SEED's Trash Time Machine uses water and physics to separate natural and synthetic material. (@seed.world/Newsflash)

Breakthrough In Scrubbing Microplastics From The World’s Oceans

Retired US Marine Corps combat engineer shows off a new tool capable of separating microplastics from organic sea matter. The Trash Time Machine (TTM) is an open-source invention created by…

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Read more about the article Farmers Appeal Fine For Calf’s Loud Mooing
Photo shows the cow Carminathe whose owner received a fine of three hundred euros because of it mooing too loud in Siero, Asturias, in northern Spain, undated photo. The moos reportedly reached 74 decibels, when the noise law established a maximum of 55. (Newsflash)

Farmers Appeal Fine For Calf’s Loud Mooing

Baffled farmers are appealing a EUR-300 fine imposed on a calf's for mooing too loudly. A neighbour in Siero, Asturias Region, north-western Spain had complained to local councillors last year…

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Read more about the article Astonished Researchers Find Penguins Free Of Microplastics
Image shows an emperor penguin colony near the Neumayer station of the Alfred Wegener Institute in an undated photo. A 2022 study showed that young emperor penguins swim far north beyond the 50th parallel south in their first year of life in Antarctica. (Alfred Wegener Institut, Aymeric Houstin/Newsflash)

Astonished Researchers Find Penguins Free Of Microplastics

Overjoyed researchers have revealed how a new study of the diet of emperor penguins shows they have no trace of microplastic in their bodies. Doctoral candidate from the Department of…

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