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Whale wars: Japan is going to lose |
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(26-01-11) Sea Shepherd’s vessels are going to put the Japanese whalers in a break. The whale wars continued and there is no doubt that this season will be a financial disaster for the Japanese killer fleet, but so good for the whales. >> |
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Text: Sea Shepherd Press Release / BV |
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Goal: they do not kill whales |
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(10-01-11) Over thousands of miles of remote and dangerous seas, in the Southern Pacific Ocean, Sea Shepherd’s ships try again to neutralize the Japanese whaling fleet. >> |
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Text: SSO / G. Romero |
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Red Sea: "From hysteria to absurdity" |
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(03-01-11) Authorities in Sharm El Sheikh continue to find new ways to demonstrate their ecological ignorance with the planned construction of shark exclusion nets around beaches in Sharm El Sheikh. >> |
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Text:
HEPCA News / Guadalupe Romero |
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Sharm El- Sheikh: "We were wrong" |
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(15-12-10) Governor Shousha admitted that the rush to reopen the beaches after a couple sharks were caught last week was a mistake. “We were wrong, now beaches are closed again to swimming, snorkeling and diving”. >> |
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Text: AP / Marine World
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Sharm el Sheik: “Come on in... I’ts safe for diving” |
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(09-12-10) The Sharm offensive has begun. In the wake of the shark attacks which have claimed life and limb in the waters of the Red Sea, tourism chiefs have initiated what amounts to a public safety campaign… >> |
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Texto: Mark Montoya / MW |
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The Great Blue |
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(27-09-10) Due to the interest it has for all of us, lovers of the marine environment, we are to reproduce the text appeared in the presentation of the Dive Club Capitan Garfio web, a text that invite us to think about the importance of taking with care our seas. >> |
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Text: Joaquín Torres Martínez
Dive Club Capitán Garfio
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