Documentary telling the story of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, which in April 2010 caught fire and exploded, causing the biggest offshore oil spill in American history.
Bha aire an t-saoghail air a tharraing gu na cunnartan a tha co-cheangailte ri a bhith a' drioladh domhainn sa chuan, nuair a bha an spreadhadh air crann-ola Deepwater Horizon sa Ghiblean 2010. Am measg nan daoine a tha gan cur fhèin ann an cunnart a h-uile latha, tha Daibhearan an Delta' - sgioba sgileil is fìor-eòlach de dhà n-dhaibhearan a bhios a' toirt seann chrann-ola às a chèile.
'S e daibhearan coimeirsealta a th' annta, agus bidh iad a' gabhail os là imh obraichean a tha an ìre mhath eu-comasach, agus gu tric le uidheamachd shìmplidh. San obair seo, dh'fhaodadh aon mhearachd bheag mòr-thubaist air leth adhbhrachadh.
The explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in April 2010 focused the world's attention on the dangers looming in deep sea oil drilling. Among the men exposed to these dangers every day are the "Delta Divers," a team of highly skilled underwater adventurers whose job is to dismantle unused or decrepit rigs.
They're commercial divers who take on seemingly impossible challenges, often with low-tech equipment. It's a job where the slightest mistake could trigger a mega-catastrophe.
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Tha na cunnartan mòr ach tha na duaisean mòr cuideachd
Duration: 00:50
Broadcasts
- Thu 30 Oct 2014 22:30
- Sun 2 Nov 2014 23:00