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Where Oil Rigs Go to Die
When a drilling platform is scheduled for destruction, it must go on a thousand-mile final journey to the breaker’s yard. As one rig proved when it crashed on to the rocks of a remote Scottish island, this is always a risky business
The Guardian,
2017
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Tom Lamont is a writer for the Guardian and the Observer.
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