Experimental Seabed Mining in Focus (Pt1)

On 29 Oct, 2012 By Klaireh

Nationwide K1 Appeal! (Contribute to Seabed Mining Court Case)

On 29 Oct, 2012 By Klaireh

24 000 (and the number is growing) Papua New Guineans SAY NO TO SEABED MINING!

On 24 Oct, 2012 By Klaireh

Media Release:
24,000 Say No to Experimental Seabed Mining

UPDATED ANNOUNCEMENT:

STOP SEABED MINING PETITION PRESENTATION

PUBLIC NOTICE:

The East New Britain Sosel Eksen Komiti (ENBSEK) and concerned citizens of East New Britain have organised and are staging a march against Seabed Mining.

Where: From the Kalabond Field to the Kokopo Market

When: Thursday 11th October 2012

Why: This is to express their concerns and to petition their Provincial and National MPs to take a stand against the progress of what is obviously a potentially destructive experiment.

How and Why Nautilus is insulting & defiling the sanctity of my Lavongai belief system.

On 20 Sep, 2012 By Klaireh

BY PATRICK KAIKU

No Emotions. No Assumptions. Just Facts

On 06 Sep, 2012 By Klaireh

Slap yourself you naughty child! You should not have an opinion! AND if you do – under no circumstance should you voice that opinion, unless it supports what we (the ever-wise adults) have said! AND whatever scientific research and legal opinion (no matter who from) that has been formulated outside of THIS circle (picture a fair skinned, slightly balding, black haired, wire rimmed spectacled, black-suit and tie wearing, middle aged Papua New Guinean man drawing a circle with his delicate pointers) is IRRELEVANT and surely based on pure emotion.

Cameron's historic dive reinforces importance of marine environment in PNG

On 27 Mar, 2012 By Effrey

via Radio New Zealand International

A Papua New Guinea social media practitioner says James Cameron’s historic diving mission has reinforced a message about the need to research and respect the undersea environment.

Prominent private lawyer calls for law to govern sea mine

On 31 Mar, 2011 By Effrey With 4 Comments

By TODAGIA KELOLA

THERE must be a specific legislation governing the recent approval by the Government for the world’s first offshore mining project in the country, a senior lawyer has said.

Camillus Narokobi who has written a thesis on the Bismarck Archipelago seas while doing his Masters degree on the studies on law of the sea, said PNG doesn’t have any legislation governing the mining of our seabed.

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Experimental Seabed Mining in Focus (Pt1)

Nationwide K1 Appeal! (Contribute to Seabed Mining Court Case)

24 000 (and the number is growing) Papua New Guineans SAY NO TO SEABED MINING!

PUBLIC NOTICE!!!

UPDATED ANNOUNCEMENT:

PUBLIC NOTICE!!!

PUBLIC NOTICE:

The East New Britain Sosel Eksen Komiti (ENBSEK) and concerned citizens of East New Britain have organised and are staging a march against Seabed Mining.

Where: From the Kalabond Field to the Kokopo Market

When: Thursday 11th October 2012

Why: This is to express their concerns and to petition their Provincial and National MPs to take a stand against the progress of what is obviously a potentially destructive experiment.

How and Why Nautilus is insulting & defiling the sanctity of my Lavongai belief system.

No Emotions. No Assumptions. Just Facts

Cameron's historic dive reinforces importance of marine environment in PNG

Prominent private lawyer calls for law to govern sea mine

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UPDATED ANNOUNCEMENT:

PUBLIC NOTICE:

The East New Britain Sosel Eksen Komiti (ENBSEK) and concerned citizens of East New Britain have organised and are staging a march against Seabed Mining.

Where: From the Kalabond Field to the Kokopo Market

When: Thursday 11th October 2012

Why: This is to express their concerns and to petition their Provincial and National MPs to take a stand against the progress of what is obviously a potentially destructive experiment.

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