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THU · 2026-01-22 · 19:23 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0122-9782
News/Remnants of abandoned US base leech toxic waste in Greenland
NSR-2026-0122-9782News Report·EN·Environmental

Remnants of abandoned US base leech toxic waste in Greenland

A former US Air Force base, Bluie East Two, abandoned decades ago in Ikateq, Greenland, is leaching toxic waste into the environment. Local Greenland residents refer to the thousands of rusted barrels left behind as "American flowers." The abandoned base contains remnants of toxic waste that pose an environmental hazard.

Al JazeeraFiled 2026-01-22 · 19:23 GMTLean · CenterRead · 1 min
Remnants of abandoned US base leech toxic waste in Greenland
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A former US Air Force base, Bluie East Two, abandoned decades ago in Ikateq, Greenland, is leaching toxic waste into the environment. Local Greenland residents refer to the thousands of rusted barrels left behind as "American flowers." The abandoned base contains remnants of toxic waste that pose an environmental hazard. Al Jazeera journalist Nick Clark filmed the site in 2021, documenting the pollution. The report, published on January 22, 2026, highlights the lasting environmental consequences of the abandoned US military installation.

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Al Jazeera’s Nick Clark filmed a visit to Ikateq in 2021.

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The US abandoned its Bluie East Two Air Force base decades ago.

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Remnants of an abandoned US base are leeching toxic waste in Greenland.

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Greenland residents call thousands of rusted barrels ‘American flowers.’

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NewsFeedGreenland residents call thousands of rusted barrels ‘American flowers,’ left behind when the US abandoned its Bluie East Two Air Force base decades ago. Al Jazeera’s Nick Clark filmed this visit to Ikateq in 2021.Published On 22 Jan 2026
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