Nord Stream "Sabotage" - Marine Life Impact?

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Understandably those countries served by the Nord Steam gas pipelines are genuinely concerned about the rise in gas bills following the suspicious and very serious leaks undersea on both Nord Steam 1 and 2 gas pipelines. Nord Stream 2 had not been put into action due to the Ukraine crisis but it does hold significant gas within it.

Ships have been instructed to avoid the area where the huge plumes of largely methane gas are escaping from the sea.

What about the marine life of the Baltic?

With the Baltic being fairly enclosed the environmental damage caused by these leaking gas pipes must surely be substantial, yet there is no mention of that other than the damage to the climate side of things......fish stocks and other livestock could well be severely affected surely?


The footage from the leaking gas is both spectacular and frankly, scary.
 
That looks insane!

I'm sure the marine life has to be affected cause of that which is very sad that they have to suffer due to our mistakes and wars
 
Needs ignition. Methane is a more serious greenhouse gas in the atmosphere than the CO2 it converts too when burnt.
 
From what I've read, it won't directly affect marine life except where it exits. Not a large area. It's the life on land, and indirectly, any addition to sea warming from the gas released that is the danger.
 

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