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Live from the IWC -something happen anytime soon now
Posted by dave on 26 June 2008.
IWC Chairman William Hogarth opens the Whale Kingdom for the Greenpeace Ocean Defenders
This is my first blog from the International Whaling Commission - as I write, we're into the third day of the five-day meeting, at the Sheraton Hotel, in Santiago, Chile. Without trying to justify why it's taken me so long to write something, I would like to explain - despite the fact that not much has happened here so far, it's still been a pretty busy few days.
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The "I Count" in Trafalgar Square, London
Posted by dave on 3 November 2006.
© Greenpeace/Dave Walsh
Here in London, we're all recovering from a hectic day at the Count in the Square - 25,000 people packed into London's Trafalgar Square. We were gathered to make a call for action on climate change - everyone from the Women's Institute to the rock band Razorlight. Quite a mixture.
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