File:Antarctica, pollution, environment, Russia, Bellingshausen 1.JPG

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Description	English: An old ZIL-130 truck, rusting drums and other refuse litter the shoreline at Bellingshausen, a Russian Base on King George Island, Antarctica
Date	1992
Source	Own work
Author	Loranchet

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