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Beauty salons in Peru give free haircuts to attract donations from Peruvians across the country to save marine wildlife affected by the recent oil spill. Authorities say almost 12,000 barrels spilled into the Pacific Ocean on January 15. The tanker was hit by freak waves triggered by a tsunami after a massive volcanic eruption near Tonga, more than 10,000 kilometers away. The donated hair is sent to organisations which use it to clean beaches.
Cleaning crews in Ventanilla, Peru, work to remove oil from a beach after a spill caused by an eruption on the other side of the Pacific near Tonga
Cleaning crews in Ventanilla, Peru, are working to remove oil from a beach after a spill caused by freak waves from a volcanic eruption in the South Pacific. Peru has declared an environmental emergency over the incident which has fouled beaches, killed birds and harmed the fishing and tourism industries.
Mauritius, Aug 12 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Laura Morosoli).-Authorities in Mauritius are urgently trying to empty the stranded boat off the island of Mauritius of fuel before it breaks in two, which would cause a major ecological disaster. FOOTAGE OF THE EFFORTS IN MAURITIUS
Coast Guard begins clean-up of a nine mile oil slick off the California coastline. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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