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Images released by the Armed Forces show a long slick of crude oil covering the sand and reaching the sea at a tourist beach in Esmeraldas province, northwestern Ecuador. According to state-owned company Petroecuador, the oil spilled onto Las Palmas beach in the city of Esmeralda, where an oil terminal and a refinery operate. IMAGES
Forensic specialists in white suits and other agents work among the charred, blackened corpses at the scene of an explosion and fire in central Mexico that killed at least 66 people after hundreds converged on the site of an illegal fuel-line tap to gather gasoline. IMAGES
Philippine coastguards loading floating oil containment barriers, suction skimmer, and oil dispersant onto a boat in the port of Limay as as they prepare to go out to sea to contain spill after a Philippine-flagged tanker carrying 1.4 million litres of industrial fuel oil sank off Manila on Thursday. IMAGES
Des couleurs partout, des objets bizarres… Google est l’enfant fou de la Silicon Valley. On a visité son campus ! Ouvert en octobre 2023, le Gradient Canopy se présente comme un drôle de bâtiment recouvert de panneaux solaires incurvés. Il a été inauguré en face de l’historique Googleplex. Il abrite à la fois des bureaux et un espace visiteur, à la manière de l’Apple Park situé à quelques kilomètres de Mountain View. L’idée de Google est d’accueillir les touristes dans son monde, en leur présentant son nouvel immeuble alimenté à 100 % par des énergies renouvelables. Le géant du web, avec Apple, dispose sans doute du campus le plus « instagrammable » et intéressant. L’ancien campus peut aussi être visité, notamment pour trouver les statues Android géantes et le t-rex Google Chrome.
Emergency crews work near a heavily-tilted building in Hualien Thursday morning after a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck the area the day before. IMAGES
Images of demolition crews working on the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore harbor, Maryland, which was destroyed in seconds last Tuesday when a cargo ship lost power and hit a bridge support column, killing six people. Authorities hope that removing the bridge -- by cutting it into smaller sections and lifting them out -- will help rescuers recover all the victims' bodies and eventually reopen the crucial shipping lane. IMAGES
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