La lucha para limpiar el vertido de crudo en China
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Soldados y voluntarios sumergidos en la gran mancha de petróleo que se extiende por 183 kilómetros cuadrados.
21.07.2010Workers try to rescue their co-worker (L) from drowning in the oil slick while attempting to fix an underwater pump during the oil spill clean-up operations at Dalian's Port in Liaoning province July 20, 2010. A pipe transporting crude oil from a ship to a storage tank blew up on Friday evening, causing a second pipeline nearby to explode also, according to Xinhua News Agency. No one was injured. The port has since resumed normal container operations. Soldados y voluntarios sumergidos en la gran mancha de petróleo que se extiende por 183 kilómetros cuadrados. (CHINA - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT DISASTER) NO SALES. NO ARCHIVES. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. MANDATORY CREDITSoldados y voluntarios sumergidos en la gran mancha de petróleo que se extiende por 183 kilómetros cuadrados. -
Trabajadores que esperan ser rescatados en la zona de Dalian
21.07.2010A worker (R) attempts to rescue his co-worker from drowning in the oil slick while attempting to fix an underwater pump during the oil spill clean-up operations at Dalian's Port in Liaoning province July 20, 2010. A pipe transporting crude oil from a ship to a storage tank blew up on Friday evening, causing a second pipeline nearby to explode also, according to Xinhua News Agency. No one was injured. The port has since resumed normal container operations. REUTERS/Jiang He/Greenpeace (CHINA - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT DISASTER) NO SALES. NO ARCHIVES. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. MANDATORY CREDITREUTERS/Jiang He/Greenpeace
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