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Protect Oceans. Protect Marine Life. Protect Livelihoods. No Experimental Seabed Mining.
09, Jun 2013
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It has been a few months since our last newsletter and as you can see we have moved to a new format that we hope is easier-to-read and share. Feedback is welcome. Although we haven’t been in touch via our newsletter for a while rest assured the campaign has been getting d
Read MoreDr Maebuta: Provincial leaders fail its people
30, May 2013
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Solomon Star Wednesday 29 May 2013 University of the South pacific (USP) lecturer Dr Jack Maebuta said Temotu provincial government (TPG) has failed to consult the people when the Blue Water Metal mining company undertake their prospecting. In a statement yesterday Dr Maebuta said man
Read MoreGreen light given to explore for minerals in Fiji’s seabeds
30, May 2013
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The push to mine the seabeds of Fiji has now become a reality with the granting of licences to Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology or KIOST, Nautilus Minerals and Bluewater Minerals Australia. This is despite Fiji NGO, Pacific Network on Globalisation (PANG) getting legal
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