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November 16, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Greenpeace blockades palm oil ship in Indonesia

Greenpeace blockaded an Indonesian tanker carrying palm oil for export on Friday as it tried to leave port on Sumatra for a second day, an activist said. “What we’ve done is we’ve anchored off the ship which is at berth and there’s not enough room for it to be able to leave its berth,’ said [&hellip

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Greenpeace blockaded an Indonesian tanker carrying palm oil for export on Friday as it tried to leave port on Sumatra for a second day, an activist said.

“What we’ve done is we’ve anchored off the ship which is at berth and there’s not enough room for it to be able to leave its berth,’ said Sue Connor, Greenpeace’s international forest campaigner.

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