Fuel begins flowing from tanker to Nome

Crews on Monday afternoon began transferring 1.3 million gallons of fuel from a Russian fuel tanker to the iced-in Western Alaska city of Nome.

The offloading began near sundown, said Stacey Smith of Vitus Marine, the fuel supplier that arranged to have the Russian tanker Renda and its crew deliver the gasoline and diesel fuel. The process began after crews safety-tested two transfer hoses with pressurized air.

[JohnInLa]

Where's the democRat's Global Warming Monster when you need it?

[Mr_Bill]

JohnInLa wrote:

Where's the democRat's Global Warming Monster when you need it?

c'mon john, even you can do better. This is just another record breaking weather event.

(Multiple Choice)

Q. Since we have them every week, what does that tell you?

a) Something is very wrong.

b) these are all lies, there are no records being broken. And there is no crisis in Alaska.

c) I don't care, my suprstition tells me to suppore the status quo.

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Did that Russia ship finally get home after leaving Nome?