Court upholds decision to quash seabed mining application
Appeal Court decision adds hurdles to future applications to mine the seabed.
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Audrey Young: Twists and turns of climate change policy
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Greenpeace apologises to Nigel Latta over spam calls
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Spying report: Behaviour was 'patently wrong'
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Activists escape conviction over oil ship protest
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Rainbow Warrior returns to 'spiritual home'
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Rainbow Warrior to visit as Greenpeace celebrates exploration ban
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Paul Little: Why plastic can actually be good for environment
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