Methane is flared at at a North Dakota oil well pad in May 2021.Matthew Brown/AP
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More than 1,000 “super-emitter” sites gushed the potent greenhouse gas methane into the global atmosphere in 2022, the Guardian can reveal, mostly from oil and gas facilities. The worst single leak spewed the pollution at a rate equivalent to 67 million running cars.
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Ukraine accused Russian forces of dropping phosphorus bombs on Mariupol’s Azovstal steel plant on Sunday, as the families of the fighters trapped in the sprawling complex said they fear their fight is coming to an end.
An aerial video posted to social media on Sunday showed the attack on the plant, where Ukrainian soldiers have been making a final stand against the Russian onslaught on the port city that has been all-but reduced to rubble.
The footage begins with an
Two ‘super powerful bombs’ hit Mariupol today as officials tried to evacuate thousands of civilians from the besieged city, which has been described as a ‘hell-scape riddled with dead bodies’ by humanitarian workers.
Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said there ‘will not be enough space for everyone’ to leave the city on Tuesday – amid estimates that up to 300,000 people remain there – but ‘we will try to carry out the evacuation until we have gotten all the inhabitants.’
Devastating images and videos have laid bare the horror of Vladimir Putin’s lawless invasion of Ukraine, as Russian troops unleash heavy gunfire and missiles on local residents.
Heartbreaking footage, taken in Irpin, located on the outskirts of the besieged capital city Kyiv, confirmed that Russian forces are attacking heavily populated civilian areas where men, women and children are leaving the country as the Russian tyrant continues denying bombing Ukrainian cities.
One image depicted a mother and her two children lying
Ukraine has accused Russian of launching cluster and vacuum bomb attacks as part of a terrifying offensive, with the country’s president claiming that Vladimir Putin’s actions amounted to war crimes.
But just what are vacuum bombs, how do they work and what happens to innocent civilians caught in their wake?
Vacuum bombs — also known as thermobaric weapons — are among the most powerful non-nuclear weapons ever developed, and are banned under the Geneva Conventions.
The high-powered explosive weapons, which
Dame Joanna Lumley today hosted a demonstration detonation in a quarry to show how blowing up unexploded WWII bombs at sea can deafen dolphins and whales.
The actress was joined this morning at the Broadmead Quarry in Somerset by the Secretary of State for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs, George Eustice.
The explosive demo of a traditional bomb detonation was compared with the quieter approach of ‘deflagration’, in which a small charge is used to burn the bomb out.
The
