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Burst Pipelines in Baltic Sea May Be the Largest Methane Leak Ever | Smart News

Some officials believe the cause was deliberate

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The Nord Stream Gas Leaks Raise Climate Concerns, but the Damage Is Difficult to Measure; Germany Suspects Sabotage

Unknown leaks in two Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea are spewing out greenhouse gas emissions, sparking concerns that the interruption might trigger a climate disaster, albeit the amount of the damage is unknown.

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Burst Nord Stream Pipes Could Be One of the Worst Natural Gas Leaks Ever

The methane leaking from Nord Stream pipes into the Baltic Sea may be one of the worst natural gas leaks in history, scientists say.

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Nord Stream gas leaks raise climate fears, but impact hard to quantify

(Clarifes line in paragraph six) By Shadia Nasralla and Kate Abnett (Reuters) - Unexplained leaks in two Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea are s.

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Nord Stream: Russian gas pipe leaks could have an unprecedented environmental impact

The leaks released an estimated 500 metric tons of climate change-causing methane per hour when first breached.

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