A long-submerged problem is complicating Germany’s attempts to wean itself off Russian gas: Over a million tons of weapons and explosives rusting at the bottom of the sea.
Ordnance dumped in the Baltic and North Seas is hindering plans to build new gas terminals and offshore wind farms
An ordnance diver for SeaTerra, which works underwater to try to precisely and safely relocate suspected remains of combat ammunition from World War II.WILHELMSHAVEN, Germany—A long-submerged problem is complicating: Over a million tons of weapons and explosives rusting at the bottom of the sea. Berlin plans to build three liquefied-natural gas terminals along its northern coast to break its dependence on Russian energy as the
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