Russian River Turns Red After Suspected Chemical Spill

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Sep 8, 2016, 10:52 am131 pts
The Daldykan river near the industrial city of Norilsk in Russia turned an unnatural bright red on Tuesday, with some locals pointing fingers at industrial waste stemming from a nearby nickel plant. Russian authorities are investigating the situation and are assessing any possible environmental damage. Russia's…

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