MODEL RELEASED. Oil pollution clean-up. Team of workers cleaning up a beach polluted by an oil slick. At lower left a worker is using a scoop to push oil towards a suction nozzle at centre. The nozzle is connected to a tank at top centre. To the left of the tank is a boom designed to stop the floating oil from reaching the shoreline. This slick originated in a spill of about 70,000 tonnes of light crude oil from the oil tanker Sea Empress off the coast of Milford Haven,Wales,in February 1996. Photographed in West Angle Bay,Wales | |
Licence : | Droits gérés |
Crédit: | Science Photo Library / Fraser, Simon |
Taille de l’image : | 3499 px × 4240 px |
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