Scenarios about 'Sandoz disaster'
The Sandoz chemical spill of 1986 was a major environmental catastrophe when a warehouse fire at the Sandoz chemical factory near Basel, Switzerland released toxic agrochemicals into the Rhine River. The resulting pollution killed millions of fish and other aquatic organisms across four countries, becoming a watershed moment for European environmental regulations and cross-border pollution management protocols.
What If The Rhine River Cleanup Happened Decades Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where European nations mobilized to restore the Rhine River ecosystem in the 1950s rather than the 1980s, transforming environmental policy, industrial practices, and European cooperation decades ahead of our timeline.