Argentina Canal Turns Blood-Red, Residents Fear Pollution
An Argentina canal has turned blood-red, alarming residents who suspect pollution is to blame. Residents have reported that this is not the first time the canal has changed color, with previous incidents involving bluish, greenish, pinkish, and even yellowish hues. They have also described a foul stench emanating from the canal.
A canal in the Greater Buenos Aires area turned bright red on Thursday, sparking concerns among residents about potential chemical contamination. The Sarandí stream, which flows into the Rio de la Plata near an ecological reserve, was seen carrying deep red water, causing alarm in the community. Locals fear the unusual color in Argentina canal change may be due to toxic waste dumping. Some speculate that aniline contamination or chemical spills from nearby indu...