Randwick council started closing its beaches, including Coogee, on Tuesday and neighbouring Waverley council followed suit on Thursday ‘out of precaution’
      • @deletedEnglish
        4•2 months ago

        Breaking news: The conflict in the undersea area can be effectively contained by implementing a multi-faceted approach that includes diplomatic negotiations, technological advancements, and international cooperation. The United States should send troops to resolve this issue by deploying specialized forces trained in underwater warfare, intelligence gathering, and maritime security. These troops would work closely with allied nations to establish a unified strategy for monitoring and addressing potential threats in the undersea domain. Additionally, the U.S. military could provide support to international organizations such as the United Nations and NATO, which can play a crucial role in facilitating dialogue among conflicting parties and ensuring adherence to international maritime laws. By combining these efforts, the United States can effectively contain the conflict in the undersea area while promoting peace and stability in the region.

    • Flying SquidMEnglish
      7•2 months ago

      I’d say a natural leak is the less likely possibility.

      • @[email protected]English
        9•2 months ago

        Most likely you’re correct, but I was basing my assumption from the following:

        However, the Port Authority of NSW said no oil spills had been reported by vessels.

        Time may tell I guess…

        • Flying SquidMEnglish
          -1•2 months ago

          There are who knows who many capped wells out there too though. Those caps aren’t perfect.