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Save our beaches from oil disaster

Save our beaches from oil disaster

Publication | March 23, 2011 at 16:21

Many of us watched dumbfounded as the oil-spill disaster in the US Gulf of Mexico unfolded in 2010. Amazingly, as the oil was gushing from BP’s well, Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee was issuing permits for deepwater exploration to be...

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Greenpeace calls on governments meeting in Chile to protect the high seas

Greenpeace calls on governments meeting in Chile to protect the high seas

Press release | April 30, 2007 at 4:03

Tomorrow Governments will begin a week long meeting in Chile to negotiate a new fisheries regime for the South Pacific region will have their best chance yet to fully implement commitments they made at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)...

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South Pacific fisheries - getting hot in Chile

South Pacific fisheries - getting hot in Chile

Feature story | April 30, 2007 at 2:35

When it comes to stopping the strip-mining of the sea, it's time for governments to walk the walk so deep-sea critters can swim the swim.

Beneath the decks of a Spanish-flagged bottom trawler

Beneath the decks of a Spanish-flagged bottom trawler

Image | October 17, 2004 at 1:00

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN - Beneath the decks of the Ivan Nores, a Spanish-flagged bottom trawler, workers sort ‘unwanted’ creatures from the deep sea from the intended catch.

Unwanted deep sea squid of industrial Spanish-flagged bottom trawling

Unwanted deep sea squid of industrial Spanish-flagged bottom trawling

Image | October 17, 2004 at 1:00

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN - This unwanted deep sea squid is one of many ‘unwanted’ creatures hauled up from the deep sea by the Ivan Nores, an industrial Spanish-flagged bottom trawler. Across the base of bottom trawl nets, heavy rollers bulldoze...

Greenpeace activists on Valentines day at the RFMO meeting

Greenpeace activists on Valentines day at the RFMO meeting

Image | February 14, 2006 at 0:00

ON Valentines day Greenpeace activists presented RFMO meeting delegates at Te Papa in Wellington with a rose and a poem each. The poem: Roses are red, The High Seas are blue, Implement strong interim measures and The world will love you.

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