Le rejet de kérosène dans l’eau fait craindre une pollution sur le littoral et dans deux aires marines protégées.
A collision in the North Sea between a cargo ship and a tanker carrying kerosene has raised concerns about environmental pollution, specifically along the Yorkshire coast and within two nearby marine protected areas known for their rich biodiversity. A leak has been reported from a damaged tank, and the potential for kerosene or heavy fuel oil spills poses a threat to bird populations, marine life, and the food chain. While no pollution has been observed yet, authorities are closely monitoring the situation and have deployed pollution control measures.
