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Brazil: tarballs have been piling up on over 100 beaches

Meanwhile in Brazil... A mysterious oil spill has spread to more than 130 beaches. It's been a month, and its origins are still unknown.

10/11/2019 6:36 AM

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51 comments

  • Noel F.
    11/04/2019 23:48

    Someone needs to be held accountable for this!

  • Victoria A.
    10/23/2019 16:03

    So awful!! 😭

  • Johnny J.
    10/23/2019 00:59

    Man proposes, Thanos disposes😎

  • Jeanine S.
    10/22/2019 20:34

    Sad

  • শিঞ্জন ব.
    10/19/2019 16:39

    This guy is Devil ! 😒😠

  • Ayyaz N.
    10/18/2019 08:23

    If the world carries on like this we won't have much of a planet left. So sad.

  • Robert S.
    10/17/2019 00:39

    685 barrels of oil

  • Srinivas R.
    10/16/2019 18:44

    So sad.. Revampe as soon as possible

  • Amaan K.
    10/16/2019 16:19

    Fracking nearby.

  • Raja B.
    10/16/2019 13:25

    Government like this

  • Joe M.
    10/16/2019 10:11

    Mother EARTH healing itself

  • Deepa M.
    10/16/2019 09:56

    Dreadful ! There is too much of toxicity in Air and Water . What else is left out ? Let humans destroy that too 😓

  • Balram S.
    10/16/2019 08:28

    Extremely disappointing!

  • Pratik L.
    10/16/2019 07:55

    Well it's the fault of human beings

  • Brajesh R.
    10/16/2019 07:11

    Sir, this is devastating .It is damaging the whole surrounding + Marine ecosystem 😬🥺😰

  • Vanessa R.
    10/15/2019 03:41

    Did you see this, ?! 😢😢😢

  • Gregory L.
    10/14/2019 17:04

    Remember that BP oil leak that never truly got fixed.....

  • Tobacco F.
    10/14/2019 04:53

    It is known that origin is Venezuela and the vessel transporting it was last seen in 2017 in Bangladesh (obviously now smuggling oil and has its transponder off).

  • Jonathan W.
    10/13/2019 23:58

    Can't it be tested and compare to other crude to determine the source?

  • Drazzen A.
    10/13/2019 22:35

    100 tons?wow thats 100,000 kgs of oil..😢

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