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• September 17, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation
Tags: Agarwood, Aloeswood, April River, Bernard Sepani, Charles Darwin, Eaglewood, East Sepik, Gaharu, Giant spiny anteater, Leo Sunari, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG marsupial, Pukapuki, Queen Alexandria birdwing butterfly, Russel Wallace, Salvadori's monitor lizard, Sepik, Sepik River, World Wildlife Foundation, WWF PNG
• September 12, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation
Tags: Biological Conservation, Deforestation, Dr Graeme Buchanan, Dr Stuart Butchart, ENB, Endemic Species, Melanesia, NBPOL, New Britain, New Britain Palm Oil Limited, Palm Oil in PNG, Papua New Guinea, PNG, RSPB, Satellite Imagery, WNB
• September 5, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG International Issues
Tags: Climate Change, International Peace and Security, Islands First, Maldives, Pacific, Pacific Small Island Developing States, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PSIDS, SIDS, Small Island Developing States, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, UN, UN Security Council, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
• September 3, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Mining
Tags: 2007 Sustainability Report, Deep Sea Mining Tailings Placement, Department of National Planning and Monitoring, DSTP, Lihir, Lihir Gold, Madang Resort, Misima, Papua New Guinea, PNG, SAMS, Scottish Association for Marine Science
• August 30, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Mining
Tags: 8th Development Fund, Association, Australia, Benthic, Best Practice, Biological, Companies, Compilation, Conservation, Deep, Deep-Sea, Department of Environment Conservation, Development, Dr Tracy Shimmield, DSTP, Economic, Education, Employment, Environment, EU, European Union, Evaluate, Evaluation, Fund, Geochemical, Government, Guidelines, Industry, Infrastructure, Institutes, Interests, International, Investication, Knowledge, Lihir, Maintenance, Management, Marine, Mine, Mineral, Mining, Misima, Monitoring, MSSP, Nekton, Oceanographic, Operations, Organisation, Papua New Guinea, Placement, Plankton, PNG, PNG Mining, Policy, Poverty, Practices, Production, Programme, Project, Research, Science, Scotland, Scottish, Scottish Association for Marine Science, Sea, Sector, Sedimentological, Sir John Murray, Support, Tailings, Transfer, Waste, World
• August 29, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Mining
Tags: Angabanga River, Aquifers, Astrolabe, Australia, Barrick, Bay, BHP, Biodiversity, Bougainville, Burial, Campaign, Central Province, Chemicals, Community, Companies, Coordinator, Coral, Cultural, Decision, Development, Director, Disposal, Downstream, Drainage, DRD Gold, Drinking, Dumps, Economic, Emperor Gold, Enga Province, Environment, Federal, Fish, Fishing, Fly River, Force, Forests, Fund, Gardens, Global, Government, Health, Holdings, Hunting, Indonesia, Industry, Island, Kilometers, Kokoda, Kokoda Track, Landowners, Lihir, Local, Malnutrition, Marine, Metals, Mine, Mineral Policy Institute, Mining, Misima, MPI, Mt Fublian, Norwegian, Ok Tedi, Papua New Guinea, Pension, Perth, Petromin, PNG, Poison, Porgera, Province, Ramu Nickel, Reef, Research, Resource Depletion, Resources, Sacred, Security, Sites, Spiritual, Subsistence, System, Tailings, Techa Beaumont, Tolukuma, Torres Strait, Tourism, Toxic, Traditional, Tuna, Villagers, Wastes, Water, Waterway, Waterways, Western, Western Province
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