BREAKING: Government’s Marine Management Organisation blocks Greenpeace UK boulder action overnight
The Marine Management Organisation threatened Poole Harbour Commissioners with legal action if they allowed the boulders into port.
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The Marine Management Organisation threatened Poole Harbour Commissioners with legal action if they allowed the boulders into port.
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Greenpeace's new film, High & Dry, follows the Operation Ocean Witness crew as they observe the impact of industrial fishing on the UK's so-called ‘protected’ marine environments.