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A Slippery Problem

21st December 2007

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An oil spillage from a regional pipeline under the Vistula river caused concerns after some media reported that a 20-kilometre oil slick was heading for the Baltic Sea. Russian newspapers carried stories of impending ecological catastrophe, apparently in the belief that the main Russia-Poland Druzhba pipeline had ruptured.

An oil spillage from a regional pipeline under the Vistula river caused concerns after some media reported that a 20- kilometre oil slick was heading for the Baltic Sea. Russian newspapers carried stories of impending ecological catastrophe, apparently in the belief that the main Russia-Poland Druzhba pipeline had ruptured.
Polish pipeline operator PERN, however, stated th ...

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