The Mauritius Oil Spill Cannot Be Cleaned Up, but Damages Must Be Paid

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By GreenpeaceOct 6, 2020, 11:53 am299 pts
By Roshan Rajroop, Melita Steele and Hisayo Takada Oil spills make visible the huge price being paid by the environment, wildlife and human communities for our reliance on fossil fuels. They are a harsh demonstration of the fragility of our oceans. They are a sad reminder of how urgent it is that we end our…

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