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Drilling for oil and hosing down icebergs
As images and video come in to the office from the Esperanza, the one thing that has amazed everyone is the lengths to which Cairn Energy will go (indeed,...
BP are out, but the race is still on.
So it's official: BP are out of the arctic oil race. Word is that our confrontation with Cairn Energy is scaring off the oil giant. In the words of a senior...
A video of life on the Esperanza
We finally managed to upload the video of the crew that our videographer Stephen Nugent made. The internet connection via satellite is pretty terrible up...
How many Arctic cowboys does it take to lasso an iceberg?
Will Rose, independent photographer who regularly works with Greenpeace. He writes from the Esperanza...
We’re in and out of internet range now so I’m not...
From the Gulf to the Arctic
Sim, US activist, writes again from the Esperanza.
In the months following the explosion and subsequent sinking of BP’s Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling...
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