A Landslide of Contaminated Soil is Inching Close to a Vital Water Source in Denmark
In an environmental crisis unfolding in Denmark, a landslide of contaminated soil is inching dangerously close to a vital water source.
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In an environmental crisis unfolding in Denmark, a landslide of contaminated soil is inching dangerously close to a vital water source.
After nine days, Nordic Waste - the company that operated the site - gave up on getting the landslide under control.
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In Denmark, a landslide of contaminated soil could become a slow-moving environmental disaster. Near the city of Randers, a large mound of soil containing heavy metals and oil products broke out from a waste reprocessing plant and is heading in the direction of a village. It's also raising concerns about water contamination. The World's Carolyn Beeler spoke to Kristian
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