Why Brazil Sank Its Own Aircraft Carrier At Sea #shorts



Brazil’s Navy sunk its aircraft carrier São Paulo in the Atlantic ocean this month, ending a saga over what to do with the decommissioned ship. The vessel is full of toxic and dangerous material, including tons of asbestos, used in the ship’s paneling, and no country – including Brazil – would let it dock in their ports. Environmentalists are outraged, some calling it state-sponsored environmental crime.

#brazil #saopaulo #ship #ocean #environment #pollution #asbestos

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49 thoughts on “Why Brazil Sank Its Own Aircraft Carrier At Sea #shorts”

  1. As someone who has done alot of asbestos abatement work, there is nothing wrong with asbestos as long as you aren't disturbing it. Asbestos only becomes an issue when it is airborne. Aslong as the fuel and oils are removed this is a common practice around the world

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  2. Mi mi mi, mi mi mi, mi mi mi.
    Fazem testes nucleares, soltam bombas atômicas, escalam armamento no mundo, são os maiores poluidores do mundo, mas na mídia fazem vídeo bonitos reclamando dos outros.
    Quanta hipocrisia!

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  3. O Brasil já não porra nenhuma de navios e afunda o que tem ! O dinheiro não sai do bolso delis né,! Se fossem mais competente teriam dado conta de arrumalo? Só com o dinheiro que e surrupiado pelo Brasil inteiro daria para deicha esse novinho e fazer outro igual!

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  4. depth – u say : 5k meters &
    pressure on exterior is how much?
    Just What Do You Think Is going to go where? one!
    & 2 – is flt deck level 2 ocean bottom?
    Same o sameo! nothing is going no place. flt deck & space below will allow many creatures to hide ¿live? w/ in many cramped secure spaces, no?
    And Just When Do You Think All Problem Materials [stated] will be in z ocean depths to be a problem if ever?
    I Think Not So A Problem.
    5k meters is 5 kilometers DOWN? Again Pressures are? c above.

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