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Kuwait Has Buried so Many Tires in the Desert that the Black Spot Is Visible From Space. The Solution Was a Disaster.

Summary by Libertatea.ro
Kuwait, known for its vast desert, was the scene of an unprecedented ecological crisis. For decades, millions of worn tires have been buried in the Sulaibiya region, just a few kilometers from the inhabited areas. This seemingly simple solution has led to the formation of one of the world's largest "rubber cemetery, visible [...]
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Kuwait, known for its vast desert, was the scene of an unprecedented ecological crisis. For decades, millions of worn tires have been buried in the Sulaibiya region, just a few kilometers from the inhabited areas. This seemingly simple solution has led to the formation of one of the world's largest "rubber cemetery, visible [...]

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Libertatea.ro broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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