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Metgasco licences -Government offers to buy out for $25m The NSW Government has struck a $25 million deal with junior mining company Metgasco that could see the northern rivers region finally free of of the threat of gas fields. The Metgasco board has agreed to accept the money in exchange for its Petroleum Exploration Licences...
Reef Battle Coming to a Head Ocean Noise Expose Strandings in the Great Australian Bight Government Silence on Underwater Noise Important Legal Challenge against Adani Busy times in Cook Islands
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Why are massive numbers of sea creatures dying along the west coast right now? Michael Snyder Activist Post Never before have we seen so much death along the west coast of North America. Massive numbers of sea stars, bluefin tuna, sardines, anchovies, herring, oysters, salmon, marine mammals and marine birds are dying, and experts are...
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Fossil Fuels Driving Global Weather Posted: 04/18/2014 8:27 pm EDT Updated: 04/20/2014 10:59 pm EDT Print Article Dr. Reese HalterBroadcaster, Conservation Biologist, Educator Atmospheric scientists have discovered there is so much toxic Asian air pollution from burning fossil fuels that it’s now changing global weather patterns. Are you concerned about the immense pollution being belched...
Japan politicians defiant despite whaling ban – Aljazeera. l7 April, 2014 Parliamentary committee unanimously passes a resolution urging the government to continue whaling, weeks after ICJ ban. A Japanese parliamentary committee has unanimously passed a resolution urging the government to investigate all options to continue whaling, including “walking out of the (international whaling) convention”. The 40-strong fisheries...
JAPAN’S WHALING – SMOKE AND MIRRORS ? Opinion. Sue Arnold, Co-ordinator, Australians for Animals Inc. 14 April, 2014. It was very surprising to hear the judgement of the International Court of Justice as many activists have lost faith in the international legal system. However, the Australian government did ensure that the legal team comprised some...