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  1. → See the #USA's rusty and toxic legacy in #Greenland
    politiken.dk/edition/news/art1

    “The #contamination was "so severe that a strong odor of #oil could still be detected at the site" […].”

    “We have a reasonably good overview of what lies beneath the ice. It’s quite a lot. It includes sewage, oil, fuel, and low-level #radioactive cooling water from the #nuclear reactor. When you consider how much of the ice sheet is disappearing each year, this could become an issue again at some point […].”

  2. → See the #USA's rusty and toxic legacy in #Greenland
    politiken.dk/edition/news/art1

    “The #contamination was "so severe that a strong odor of #oil could still be detected at the site" […].”

    “We have a reasonably good overview of what lies beneath the ice. It’s quite a lot. It includes sewage, oil, fuel, and low-level #radioactive cooling water from the #nuclear reactor. When you consider how much of the ice sheet is disappearing each year, this could become an issue again at some point […].”

  3. → See the #USA's rusty and toxic legacy in #Greenland
    politiken.dk/edition/news/art1

    “The #contamination was "so severe that a strong odor of #oil could still be detected at the site" […].”

    “We have a reasonably good overview of what lies beneath the ice. It’s quite a lot. It includes sewage, oil, fuel, and low-level #radioactive cooling water from the #nuclear reactor. When you consider how much of the ice sheet is disappearing each year, this could become an issue again at some point […].”

  4. → See the #USA's rusty and toxic legacy in #Greenland
    politiken.dk/edition/news/art1

    “The #contamination was "so severe that a strong odor of #oil could still be detected at the site" […].”

    “We have a reasonably good overview of what lies beneath the ice. It’s quite a lot. It includes sewage, oil, fuel, and low-level #radioactive cooling water from the #nuclear reactor. When you consider how much of the ice sheet is disappearing each year, this could become an issue again at some point […].”