Officials in Brazil are trying to figure out where an oil spill came from that has polluted beaches along the country's northeastern coast.
On Tuesday, President Jair Bolsonaro said the oil spill is not from Brazil. He said they have a country in mind, but didn't name the country because of the ongoing investigation. He also said the oil spill could be the result of criminal activity. The oil spill has been polluting Brazil's beaches since early September.
Officials said Brazilian oil company Petrobras is not responsible for the spill. The company conducted tests of the oil and confirmed it was not the same as the oils it produces. The CEO of Petrobras called the oil spill "something extraordinary" and said it's up to the government to figure out who is responsible for the spill.
On Twitter, Brazil's environment minister said environmental agencies have cleaned up more than 100 tons of oil from beaches.
Additional reporting from Newsy affiliate CNN.
