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Tag: Falkland Islands

  • Friday, June 4th 2010 - 00:33 UTC

    Falklands’ scientists detect North Pacific Ocean species in South Atlantic

    Pacific gonate squid Gonatopsis octopedatus

    Deep sea fish species found in the North Pacific Ocean have mysteriously been caught in the southwest Atlantic in Falkland Islands waters. It is unclear how the animals, a giant rattail grenadier, pelagic eelpout and deep sea squid, travelled so far, according to a report by Matt Walker, Editor of Earth News.

  • Thursday, June 3rd 2010 - 20:44 UTC

    Falkland Islands De-mining Pilot Project – Completion of Phase 1

    Public Confidence Demonstration on 17 Apr 10 at Goose Green

    Completion of the Falkland Islands Programme phase 1 is now a reality. The De-mining Contractor, BACTEC International Ltd, has persevered through one of the coldest and wettest summers to deliver a successful project within the single austral summer period that was demanded within the contract. Like all demanding programmes, many lessons have been learned but only a few will be elaborated in this article.

  • Thursday, June 3rd 2010 - 00:47 UTC

    Falkland Islands approves plan to further reduce seabird deaths by trawl fishing

    The plan follows a successful experience which reduced longline-fishery sea birds death by 90%

    Seabird deaths caused by trawl fishing will be further reduced following the Falkland Islands Government’s approval of a new Action Plan. A ninety per cent reduction in seabird deaths was recorded in the long-line fishery the year after a similar Action Plan to introduce tori lines was put into effect in 2004. Both plans demonstrate the steps taken by the Falkland Islands to maintain their international reputation for the responsible and sustainable management of their fishing industry.

  • Tuesday, May 18th 2010 - 22:02 UTC

    Britain’s stance on the Falklands a “mistake”; UN resolutions must be complied

    Mrs. Kirchner blamed “unilateralism” for global insecurity

    Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner said that Britain’s stance of declaring sovereignty over the Falklands/Malvinas sovereignty “non-negotiable” is a “mistake” dictated by “unilateral practices” that have created insecurity in the world.

  • Tuesday, May 18th 2010 - 12:21 UTC

    Jeremy Browne: “No doubt about our sovereignty over the Falkland Islands”

    Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne

    Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne has said there “cannot be negotiation on sovereignty unless and until the Falkland Islanders so wish,” following a statement by the Argentinean President.

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