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Shell starts its seismic oil and gas exploration project on 1 Dec. Bruce Whitfield interviews The Green Connection's Liz McDaid.

Shell starts its seismic oil and gas exploration project on 1 Dec. Bruce Whitfield interviews The Green Connection's Liz McDaid.

Around 200 environmental activists gathered to protest the arrival of seismic acquisition vessel Amazon Warrior in Cape Town harbor ahead of starting a sur...

‘Hell no, Shell must go’ — activists protest against the arrival of the Amazon Warrior in Cape Town on Sunday. This is the ship’s last stop before it carries out a seismic assessment in search of oil and gas off the Wild Coast, starting on 1 December. ‘Hell no, Shell must go’ — ac...

A public campaign to stop the seismic blasting ship Amazon Warrior from reaching its next work destination — the Wild Coast — has spurred deep-sea anglers to deliver a stinging letter to forestry, fisheries & environment minister Barbara Creecy. DispatchLIVE (http://www.dispatchlive.co.za) asked Creecy to comment on the letter on Friday, but no response had been received at the time of writing.

Shearwater has launched a new marine seismic technology, Harmony, aiming to reduce costs and improve performance.

Offshore seismic services contractor Shearwater GeoServices has secured what it says is “a major” 3D seismic survey contract…

Marking the 80th anniversary of Wonder Woman, DC, Warner Bros. Global Brands and Experiences and WarnerMedia have unveiled additional plans for a global celebration of the iconic Super Hero. In honour of the legacy that Princess Diana of Themyscira has upheld since 1941, the Comic-Con Character H

Guyana Amazon Warriors kicked off the 2021 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) with a nine-run win over defending champions Trinbago Knight Riders. The Knight Riders won the toss and put the Amazon Warriors into bat and despite Shimron Hetmyer’s 50 they were able to restrict their opponents to 142-7. However, the Amazon Warriors were to produce an even better bowling performance taking wickets at regular intervals to get their campaign …

Amazon Warriors retain 11 for CPL 2021 Article by May 11, 2021 GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Discarded West Indies white ball opener Brandon King is one of 11 players retained by Guyana Amazon Warriors for their upcoming Caribbean Premier League. The right-handed King has been joined by the likes of left-handers Shimron Hetmyer and Nicholas Pooran, with West Indies’ latest white-ball recruit, off-spinner Kevin Sinclair, also announced on the list of retained players. Jamaican Kin...