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This Village in Siberia Was Poisoned to Such an Extent that the Trees in the Surrounding Area Died.

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Around Norilsk, downwind of the industrial complex, some 2.4 million hectares of boreal forest died or are being severely affected. The sulfur dioxide emissions from Nornikel mark the Arctic landscape up to 100 kilometers away. The article This village in Siberia was poisoned to such an extent that trees in the surrounding area died first appeared on Duurzaamnieuws.
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Around Norilsk, downwind of the industrial complex, some 2.4 million hectares of boreal forest died or are being severely affected. The sulfur dioxide emissions from Nornikel mark the Arctic landscape up to 100 kilometers away. The article This village in Siberia was poisoned to such an extent that trees in the surrounding area died first appeared on Duurzaamnieuws.

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Duurzaamnieuws broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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