Published 2 years ago

The Nord Stream pipeline sabotage is a climate catastrophe

Summary by Mother Jones

This story was originally published by Slate‘s Future Tense partnershipand is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.On Monday, Danish officials broadcast a warning to ships navigating its nearby waters: There was a massive leak from Nord Stream 2, the Russian-owned pipeline built to transfer natural gas from the former Soviet Union to Germany through the Baltic Sea. That same day, the pipeline’s operators also announced a dro…

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Mother Jones

The Nord Stream pipeline sabotage is a climate catastrophe

2 years ago·United States

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The American Spectator

Who Sabotaged the Nord Stream Pipelines? - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

On Monday, Danish and Swedish seismologists measured what they say were explosions along the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which bring Russian gas to Germany and the rest of Western Europe. Those explosions released and probably will continue to release a substantial amount of gas from the pipelines.Those seismologists said that the explosions were not in the seabed but above it. That means someone attacked the pipelines. Both NATO and the Euro…

2 years ago·Alexandria, United States

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The Expose

The Most Likely Saboteur of the Nord Stream Pipeline is the USA

On Monday, pressure in the undersea Nord Stream 2 pipeline suddenly collapsed, and gas could be seen bubbling to the surface of the Baltic Sea near the Danish island of Bornholm. Shortly afterwards, reports came of a total collapse in the pressure of our other major undersea pipeline connection to Russia, Nord Stream 1, indicating…

2 years ago

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armstrongeconomics.com

Who Sabotaged the Nord Stream Pipelines?

I rarely believe in coincidences. Everyone is perplexed as to why there are sudden leaks in the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea connecting Russia to Germany. The first explosion was recorded on Monday near the Danish island of Bornholm. The second blast happened later that evening and was so powerful that scientists equate

2 years ago

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