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Abandoned WWII Shipwreck Has Altered The Ocean's Microbiology For 80 Years - Vimarsana News

Abandoned WWII Shipwreck Has Altered The Ocean's Microbiology For 80 Years

There's a certain romance and mystique associated with shipwrecks when seen as ancient artifacts hiding in the gloom.

WW2 shipwrecks found to be leaking pollutants that impact marine environments - Vimarsana News

WW2 shipwrecks found to be leaking pollutants that impact marine environments

Analysis of a shipwreck from World War II has shown it to be leaking hazardous pollutants, such as explosives and heavy metals, into the ocean floor sediment of the North Sea some 80 years after its last voyage, researchers have said.

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World War II shipwreck is leaking TOXIC explosives and heavy metals into the water, study finds - Vimarsana News

World War II shipwreck is leaking TOXIC explosives and heavy metals into the water, study finds

Scientists from Ghent University have discovered an 80-year-old shipwreck that is still leaking toxic explosives and heavy metals into the water around it, affecting the marine microbiome.

Second world war shipwreck is leaking toxic chemicals in the North Sea - Vimarsana News

Second world war shipwreck is leaking toxic chemicals in the North Sea

A German warship, the V-1302 John Mahn, was sunk in 1942 and is currently leaking toxic chemical and heavy metals in the North Sea

A World War II shipwreck has been leaking pollutants into the ocean and changing ecosystems for almost a century - Vimarsana News

A World War II shipwreck has been leaking pollutants into the ocean and changing ecosystems for almost a century

The ship was used by the Nazis and was then sunk by the UK Air Force. Then, it became the ocean's problem.