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WWII shipwrecks in Micronesia’s Chuuk Lagoon are leaking oil due to climate change, threatening ecosystems and tourism.
Chuuk Lagoon in Micronesia, home to hundreds of WWII shipwrecks, is facing an environmental crisis as climate change accelerates the decay of sunken vessels, causing oil leaks that have reached shorelines.
Despite Japan’s removal of 60,000 liters of oil since 2017, up to 22 million liters may still be trapped in the wrecks, threatening ecosystems and tourism.
Experts warn the site is a “ticking time bomb,” urging urgent international action to prevent ecological disaster.
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Los naufragios de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en la laguna Chuuk de Micronesia están filtrando petróleo debido al cambio climático, amenazando los ecosistemas y el turismo.