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North Sea ship crash: Crew of US oil tanker praised as 'heroic'

  • The crew of the US oil tanker Stena Immaculate acted heroically by activating a fire-fighting system before abandoning the ship, according to Crowley, the maritime company managing the vessel.
  • A total of 17,515 barrels of Jet-A1 fuel were confirmed lost due to the incident, as stated by Crowley, although the remaining cargo is secure.
  • The Coastguard indicated there was no current pollution threat from the tanker, and salvage efforts continue to manage the situation.
  • The Coastguard reported no pollution from the tanker and noted that nurdles were identified onshore, which can harm wildlife if ingested.
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Plastic pellets spotted in water after North Sea ship crash

A retrieval operation is underway after plastic pellets, likely spilled in a crash between a cargo ship and a tanker off the coast of England, formed a "sheen" in the sea, the British coastguard said Monday.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Thousands of barrels of kerosene were "lost" in the fires following the North Sea collision between a container carrier and an oil tanker, one of the operators said on Sunday, considering that environmental damage was limited.

·Montreal, Canada
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Monitoring of the accident area showed that there did not appear to be pollution from any of the ships, according to the authorities Thousands of barrels of kerosene were "

·France
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