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WWF Russia, Scientists, and Surfers Report Mass Deaths of Marine Wildlife in Kamchatka

Medicine & Technology Oct 07, 2020

Experts fear that the waters of the Kamchatka region are contaminated by chemicals that leaked from two sites. Large amounts of marine wildlife were reported dead onshore and several feet away from the shore.

leaked rocket fuel

WWF Russia, Scientists, and Surfers Report Mass Deaths of Marine Wildlife in Kamchatka

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