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Gusti Muhammad Hatta Indonesian Environment Minister “The compensation being sought would be based on environmental, social and economic losses from the oil spill.”

Jose Martins Director PTTEP “The company has not been shown any verifiable evidence of damage. If claims are received, the evidence will be assessed and the claims treated on their merits."

John Morton Director of Us Immigration and Customs Enforcement "It's a needle in the haystack. No question the sea is a vast terrain."

Robert Hallberg Co -author NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory “According to our simulations, these hypoxic areas will be peaking in October. Oxygen drawdown will go away slowly, as the tainted water is mixed with Gulf waters that weren’t affected. We’re estimating a couple of years” before the dead zone has dissipated.”

Leila Deen Greenpeace Campaigner “To see a huge drilling rig in this beautiful and fragile environment is deeply shocking. The tragic oil disasters in the Gulf and in China this year clearly illustrate the need to go beyond oil. Companies like Cairn need to leave the Arctic alone and start developing the clean tools that will actually help us get off fossil fuels for good.”


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USA – PACIFIC OCEAN - 01 SEPTEMBER 2010
US Sea Patrols Stepped Up To Snare Migrants

American border security officials have increased sea patrol in an effort to curb increasing numbers of illegal immigrants attempting to get in to the country by sea. US Customs and Border Protection guards have arrested 736 suspected illegal immigrants in the past year, up from 400 the previous year, and 230 the year before that...

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FRANCE – NORTH SEA - 01 SEPTEMBER 2010
Swimmers banned in France after crocodile spotted

Thousands of holidaymakers were banned from beaches in France after a crocodile was allegedly spotted in the sea. The beast was spotted near sailing boats in the port of Boulogne-sur-Mer. The 9ft crocodile was seen by two local men.

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CHINA – PACIFIC OCEAN - 01 SEPTEMBER 2010
China succeeds in 3,700 meters manned dive

A Chinese submersible designed to dive to a depth of 7,000 meters has achieved a 3,759 meters manned dive during a test.The submersible, named, "Jiaolong " completed 17 dives with three crew on board in the South China Sea from May 31 to July 18. It also set a record by operating underwater for nine hours and three minutes...

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CHINA – PACIFIC OCEAN - 01 SEPTEMBER 2010
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China is going ahead with a 72.8 million dollar research base on its east coast to search for energy sources and rare earth elements on the ocean floor. Engineers have started to design the base to be located in the coastal city of Qingdao.

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USA – GULF OF MEXICO - 27 AUGUST 2010
Plumes of oil and methane could cause Gulf dead zones

A new simulation of oil and methane leaked into the Gulf of Mexico suggests that deep hypoxic zones or “dead zones” could form near the source of the pollution...

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WORLD – TECHNOLOGY - 27 AUGUST 2010
Scum-Free Fish Tank

Chemical engineers developed a pump that splits into two pieces, a propeller for the interior of the aquarium and a motor for the exterior, connected across the glass wall by strong magnets. The magnet is made of neodymium, a strongly magnetic rare earth metal...

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USA – ATLANTIC OCEAN - 27 AUGUST 2010
Diver Wants To Recover Mercury from Sunk Ship

Greg Brooks from Maine USA wants the federal government to lift a ban on diving near a sunken WW11 freighter so he can recover 16,000 pounds of toxic mercury and up to $200 million worth of valuable metals...

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GHANA – TEMA PORT - 27 AUGUST 2010
Three Boys in court for burning down a ship in Ghana

Three boys have appeared at Ashaiman Circuit Court in Ghana for allegedly setting a ship on fire when it was towed to the area’s beach shore after it had run into another ship at Tema Port. The ship called the MD7 was made safe by the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) after they thought it might sink due to the damage caused to it...
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BELIZE – CRUISE LINER NEWS - 24 AUGUST 2010
Royal Caribbean Targets Belize Peninsula

Ministry of Tourism chief executive Mike Singh confirmed that Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines wants to build a “tourism village” near the remote village of Placencia. A majority of the members of the Placencia branch of the Belize Tourism Industry Association reportedly oppose the idea of a cruise ship village for larger boats...
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INDONESIA – EAST TIMOR SEA - 01 SEPTEMBER 2010
Indonesia seeks
$2.2bn compensation for oil spill

Officials from Jakarta have held negotiations in Perth this week with the Australian subsidiary of Thai-owned explorer PTTEP, the company behind last year's Montara oil spill off the Kimberley. Indonesia is seeking a multi-billion-dollar settlement...

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GREENLAND– ARCTIC OCEAN - 01 SEPTEMBER 2010
Greenpeace ship protests deep sea drilling off Greenland

The Greenpeace ship Esperanza is in the Arctic protesting deep sea oil drilling by UK firm Cairn Energy. A Danish Navy vessel protecting Cairn’s two drilling sites in the area announced that the Esperanza would be raided and its captain arrested if it breaches a 500-meter exclusion zone...

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CANADA – PACIFIC OCEAN - 24 AUGUST 2010
Cruise ships are turning B.C. into a toilet bowl

Environmentalists say Waters off British Columbia are the "toilet bowl of North America" as a result of dozens of cruise ships heading to and from Alaska dumping sewage in Canadian waters. Stringent American regulations in Alaska or Washington State are leading cruise ships operators to dispose of grey and sewage water in Canadian Waters taking advantage of the more lax rules en route...
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GREENLAND– ARCTIC OCEAN - 27 AUGUST 2010

The Greenpeace ship Esperanza is in the Arctic protesting deep sea oil drilling by UK firm Cairn Energy. A Danish Navy vessel protecting Cairn’s two drilling sites in the area announced that the Esperanza would be raided and its captain arrested if it breaches a 500-meter exclusion zone...story>>VIDEOGet a tour of the largest Greenpeace ship sailing our ocean: the Esperanza.
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