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September 24, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Greenpeace Blocks Ship in Estonian Port

Greenpeace activists in Estonia on Monday blocked the departure of a Dutch ship that had unloaded chemical waste blamed for the deaths of seven people in Ivory Coast, the organization and news reports said. A Greenpeace statement said its ship Arctic Sunrise dropped anchor in front of the gasoline t

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Greenpeace activists in Estonia on Monday blocked the departure of a Dutch ship that had unloaded chemical waste blamed for the deaths of seven people in Ivory Coast, the organization and news reports said.

A Greenpeace statement said its ship Arctic Sunrise dropped anchor in front of the gasoline tanker Probo Koala at the Estonian port of Paldiski, preventing it from leaving.

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