US EditionOil pollution: the hidden side of the war in Syria
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Bombed refineries, polluted fields and rivers, and a rise in cancer rates: northeast Syria is suffering from its dependence on oil. Despite Turkish bombs, residents are trying to preserve the land. You are reading the series "Syria: The Ecological Challenges of the Post-Assad Era." Qamishli (Syria), report A black river winds through the arid lands of Kharab Abu Ghalib, giving off a nauseating odor of oil. Drilling wells surround the small villa…
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