Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Under the Surface: The Black Sea’s Unseen Spill
A scrolling awareness campaign explains the continuing ecological effects of fuel-oil pollution in the Black Sea.
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- The page distinguishes the December 2024 tanker accident from an April 2026 slick near Anapa, estimated at 300–350 tonnes.
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The page is arranged as a scrolling explainer, moving from a December 2024 tanker accident to a later slick near Anapa and then through effects on birds, marine mammals, fish, small marine life, and coastal habitats. It says heavy fuel oil can mix with sand and sediment and remain after the surface appears clean. The April 2026 estimate and bird toll are presented as reported figures; the extracted page does not identify their sources.
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