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Somalia's Rich Maritime Resources Being Plundered, Report Says
Wednesday, 22.Feb.2012, 15:05

With the country's 3,300-km coastline virtually unprotected, industrial fishing vessels from Europe and Asia have entered the area in large numbers and are plundering Somalia's rich maritime resources.

 

Fukushima Effects Survive!
Wednesday, 22.Feb.2012, 12:00
In the water sample taken from the Pacific Ocean, researchers stated that they have found remnants of the radioactive caesium substance which leaked from the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.
Greenpeace Turkey campaign seeks to prevent loss of fish stocks
Thursday, 03.Feb.2011, 15:34
Fish stocks in the seas surrounding Turkey risk being exhausted in the next three to four decades unless proper action is taken both by the state and by individuals, according to Greenpeace Turkey activists.
Wikileaks uncovers secret whaling agreement
Friday, 14.Jan.2011, 00:13

Wikileaks uncovers secret whaling agreement between U.S. and Japan involving Sea Shepherd , documents show that Japan was willing to reduce whaling in Antarctic waters

High credits and expensive fuel hurt sector, say Turkish fishers
Sunday, 05.Sep.2010, 20:56
Fishers who had to contend with high expensive fuel prices in the past traveled to Zeytinburnu on Sunday to lend support to a pro-constitutional reform speech by Turkey’s prime minister, who is currently providing cheaper oil.



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Salvage tug connecting to the tanker Shinyo Sawako in South China Sea.


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High credits and expensive fuel hurt sector, say Turkish fishers

 
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