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Scientists just turned one of nature's most destructive forces into a powerful cleanup tool that could save marine life after oil disasters. Fire tornadoes now burn oil spills twice as fast while cutting toxic smoke by 40 percent.
A Nigerian environmental scientist has successfully cleaned up oil contamination in the Niger Delta using advanced techniques that restore polluted soil and water right where it sits. The project shows how homegrown expertise is tackling one of Africa's toughest environmental challenges with cutting-edge science.
Scientists have turned fire tornadoes into a powerful tool for cleaning up ocean oil spills, burning crude twice as fast while cutting pollution by 40%. The spinning flames could protect coastlines and marine life from disasters like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill.