Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea
by dagw on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @09:31AM
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With the pipeline gone for good
The physical pipeline is still there and mostly fine. Fixing the holes is expensive and requires the right expertise and equipment, but most experts I've seen quoted in the media seem to agree that it could definitely be done within a year, and probably faster, if everybody involved really wanted to.
Edit: Other experts are now claiming that the damage is more substantial and that repairs might not be possible
Re:Gas Leak in the Baltic Sea
by pbak on Thursday September 29, 2022 @06:15AM
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Well, yeah, but the CEOs of one company in Germany with the hardware and people to do that, and who was also charged with monitoring the pipelines, just died in an unexplained private jet crash two weeks ago.
The physical pipeline is still there and mostly fine. Fixing the holes is expensive and requires the right expertise and equipment, but most experts I've seen quoted in the media seem to agree that it could definitely be done within a year, and probably faster, if everybody involved really wanted to.
Edit: Other experts are now claiming that the damage is more substantial and that repairs might not be possible