Showing posts with label law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label law. Show all posts
Friday, May 15, 2015
Turkey: 3 Germans fined for collecting endangered reptiles
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fauna and flora,
forests,
law,
plants,
risk of extinction,
snakes,
Turkey
Friday, May 01, 2015
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Japan Court Halts Restart of 2 Reactors
A court in Japan issued an injunction Tuesday blocking a power company from restarting two of its nuclear reactors.
Nuclear regulators had already cleared Kansai Electric Power to restart the No. 3 and No. 4 reactors at a plant in the western province of Fukui according to new standards put in place following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
Nuclear regulators had already cleared Kansai Electric Power to restart the No. 3 and No. 4 reactors at a plant in the western province of Fukui according to new standards put in place following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
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citizens,
earthquake,
Fukushima,
japan,
law,
nuclear power,
nuclear reactors,
security
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Sunday, December 21, 2014
A dynamite catch - Global Times
Two foreign fishing boats suspected of conducting illegal fishing activities are blown up by the Indonesian navy in Ambon Bay, Indonesia, on Sunday. The destruction of the Papua New Guinea-flagged vessels follows a government ruling requiring the sinking of almost all foreign ships illegally fishing in the waters of Indonesia. Photo: IC
A dynamite catch - Global Times
A dynamite catch - Global Times
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illegal fishing,
Indonesia,
law,
ships
Friday, December 05, 2014
Fresh lawsuit filed against planned restart of nuclear reactors in Japan
Nine residents filed for an injunction order on Friday to suspend the
planned restart of four nuclear reactors in western Japan, local media
reported.
The nine people, who are from Fukui, Kyoto and Osaka prefectures, claimed that there is an "actual and looming risk" of nuclear accidents, and requested the Fukui District Court to call off the planned restart of four reactors at Takahama and Oi nuclear plants.
The nine people, who are from Fukui, Kyoto and Osaka prefectures, claimed that there is an "actual and looming risk" of nuclear accidents, and requested the Fukui District Court to call off the planned restart of four reactors at Takahama and Oi nuclear plants.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Indigenous community clashes with loggers in the Amazon
Trucks filled with timber from illegal logging operations in the
Amazon have been stopped in their tracks by an indigenous village
protesting the continued exploitation of their lands.
With little or no support from the local or federal authorities, the Pukobjê-Gavião people in Maranhão state, Brazil, are refusing to stand aside as their forests are destroyed by illegal loggers.
The Pukobjê-Gavião have blocked four trucks and a tractor filled with fresh timber from leaving their lands.
Frederico Pereira Guajajara, a member of the neighboring Indigenous Land “Arariboia”, says he was assaulted as he began filming the Pukobjê-Gavião protests as the trucks were trying to leave their land.
With little or no support from the local or federal authorities, the Pukobjê-Gavião people in Maranhão state, Brazil, are refusing to stand aside as their forests are destroyed by illegal loggers.
The Pukobjê-Gavião have blocked four trucks and a tractor filled with fresh timber from leaving their lands.
Frederico Pereira Guajajara, a member of the neighboring Indigenous Land “Arariboia”, says he was assaulted as he began filming the Pukobjê-Gavião protests as the trucks were trying to leave their land.
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Amazon,
Brazil,
deforestation,
forests,
Greenpeace,
law,
Maranhão,
timber
Saturday, October 20, 2012
The future of the Amazon uncertain | Greenpeace International
For ten years, the fate of Brazil’s forests have hung in the balance as the future of the Forest Code has been up for grabs. We’ve see the debate over the law come to a head over the last few years, as the agribusiness sector pressed the Congress for major changes to the law and the scientific community and 80% of the public opposed drastic changes to the law.
Today, President Dilma has ignored the call of the people of Brazil and taken final steps to approve a new law that opens the Amazon up for destruction.
President Dilma Rouseff announced today, approval of the provisional measures of the new Forest Code with 9 partial vetoes, making the law that has protected the Amazon for almost 70 years a thing of the past, paving the way for new areas of expansion for the agribusiness sector and granting amnesty for past forest criminals. Vetoes sound like a a drastic measure but in reality they will do nothing new to protect the Amazon. ........The future of the Amazon uncertain | Greenpeace International
Today, President Dilma has ignored the call of the people of Brazil and taken final steps to approve a new law that opens the Amazon up for destruction.
President Dilma Rouseff announced today, approval of the provisional measures of the new Forest Code with 9 partial vetoes, making the law that has protected the Amazon for almost 70 years a thing of the past, paving the way for new areas of expansion for the agribusiness sector and granting amnesty for past forest criminals. Vetoes sound like a a drastic measure but in reality they will do nothing new to protect the Amazon. ........The future of the Amazon uncertain | Greenpeace International
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agriculture,
Amazon,
Brazil,
forests,
law
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