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Mining company surveys creek — then rediscovers ‘delicate’ species in Papua New Guinea
Along the small creeks and tributaries of the Fly River in western Papua New Guinea, a mining company dipped their nets into the water to survey fish species. Every five years, the environmental ...
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The Drum
Inspiring words indeed from the Attorney General to all state lawyers. Wonderful to hear that conditions and accommodation ...
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PNG example makes case for private certifications in social accountability
The Fishing Industry Association of Papua New Guinea has disclosed non-conformities identified during a crew welfare certification process in hopes of helping other organizations ...
Why we should all try to eat like people in rural Papua New Guinea – new study
What sets NiMe apart from other diets is that it is dominated by vegetables (such as leafy greens) and legumes (such as beans ...
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Last of the Cave People
no fish in the streams. When the campfire dies out, John whispers something he wants me to pass on to the government of Papua New Guinea. It is a message. Just after daybreak the Embarakal group ...
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Papua New Guinea minister condemns ‘barbaric’ cannibalism claims
PORT MORESBY – Papua New Guinea’s Police Minister has condemned “horrific” claims of cannibalism swirling on social media, vowing “such barbarity” would not define the Pacific nation.
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Mining company surveys creek — then rediscovers ‘delicate’ species in Papua New Guinea
Screengrab from Peter Unmack's Facebook post Along the small creeks and tributaries of the Fly River in western Papua New Guinea, a mining company dipped their nets into the water to survey fish ...