This video shows the aftermath of a crash involving an oil bearing tanker truck that killed more than 200 people in the Congo in July, 2010. The video reiterates, the horrible lessons learned from the tragic July, 2013, explosion of a train bearing oil in Canada in which an entire town was decimated. Fossil fuels are a danger on public roads, and they are no safer on rail lines, shipping lanes or in pipelines. Whether by train, pipe, ship or truck, fossil fuels cannot be safely transported.
Related Articles
Train Carrying Oil Derails Illustrating the Dangers of Transporting Fossil Fuels
Three of the Most Destructive Tanker Oil Spills in History
Top 25 Oil Spills Over 1000 Tonnes in the Last Decade
Debate: McKibben vs. Epstein—Are Fossil Fuels a Risk to the Planet? (Video)
Another Leaking Pipeline in Montana
Pipelines and Oil Spills in Alberta Canada
Oil Spills Add to Concerns about the Keystone XL Pipeline
Shell Oil Rig Runs Aground in Alaska Raising Safety Concerns
Two More Reasons to Move Beyond Fossil Fuels
The Costs of Offshore Drilling
The Cost of Carbon
Unprecedented Wildfires in 2020 are Connected to Climate Change
The intense wildfires that raged across the Western U.S., South America, and Australia in 2020 are being attributed to climate change. What makes these fires unprecedented is their size and...
