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Peru Suffers From Disastrous Oil Spill, Declares Environmental Emergency to Protect Birds
Peru declares an environmental emergency after an oil leak threatens rare Humboldt penguins and thousands of birds. A spill produced by unusual waves from a volcano eruption in the south pacific prompted the Peruvian government to declare an environmental emergency on Saturday.
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