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Scientists record singing of rare right whales

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION - MUST CREDIT
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Scientists record singing of rare right whales

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION - MUST CREDIT
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Whale specialist reacts as Iceland to end whaling as demand dwindles

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Marine biologist and whale specialist at the Iceland Marine and Fresh Water Research Institute Gisli Vikingsson says the "concept of sustainability also includes social aspects" as Iceland, one of the only countries that still hunts...
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Press Association

Mark Drakeford campaigns in Port, Rhondda

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Wales’ First Minister Mark Drakeford speaks to media during a campaign visit to Port, Rhondda. Mr Drakeford discusses how Wales will look to recover from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Sky News

Largest Marine Conservation Area in Antarctica

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VOICED: The world's largest marine conservation area is to be created in the Antarctic Ocean. It will help manage and protect the region's pristine ecosystem and reduce illegal fishing in a vast 600 thousand square mile area. Sky's...
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USA: NASA EARTH OBSERVING SATELLITES

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English/Nat A pair of satellites designed to take high-resolution images of the Earth's forests, urban centres and oceans and to monitor the movement of whales will be launched in two weeks, NASA announced on Friday. The...
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Bloomberg

ConocoPhillips COO on IEA Projections, Production Plateaus, Parent/Child Wells

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Mar.11 -- ConocoPhillips COO Matt Fox calls the U.S. a powerhouse in production and is set to dominate oil production growth globally. He told Bloomberg Television's Alix Steel that ConocoPhillips production estimates are not far off...
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Japan seeks international backing for plans to resume whale hunting in the Antarctic

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Japan sought international backing on Wednesday for its highly criticised plan to resume whale hunting in the Antarctic next year, despite a ruling against it by the top UN court. Japan negotiated at the International Whaling Commission...
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International whaling conference votes against Japan's plans to resume whaling in Antarctic next year

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An international whaling conference voted on Thursday against Japan's highly criticised plans to resume whaling in the Antarctic next year, but Japan vowed to go ahead anyway. A resolution adopted at the International Whaling Commission...
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Sky News

Two Beluga Whales have been returned to the sea after rescue from aquarium in China...

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VOICED: Two Beluga Whales have been returned to the sea after rescue from aquarium in China. SHOWS: Beluga whales in holding pen swimming and being returned to the sea. Interviews with Audrey Padgett and Jessica Whiton, Sea Life Trust on...
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New desert museum dedicated to marine history and climate change

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The finishing touches are being put to an eco-friendly museum in the middle of the Egyptian desert. One complete, it aims to boost awareness of the country's marine life history - and get visitors thinking more about climate change....
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CLEAN:Curious whales give boost to Mexican fishermen

9th - Higher Ed
CLEAN:Curious whales give boost to Mexican fishermen
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Iceland storms out of IWC meeting

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1. Wide shot, meeting 2. Wide shot, podium 3. Wide shot, delegates 4. Icelandic delegate addressing meeting 5. Wide shot, delegates 6. Icelandic delegate addressing meeting, then standing up and walking out with colleagues 7. Icelandic...
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International Whaling Commission meets in Slovenia

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Pro- and anti-whaling countries are set to clash at an international conference being held in Slovenia over Japan's intention to resume hunting in the Antarctic next year, despite a ruling by the top United Nations court. Japan's...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN: Curious whales give boost to Mexican fishermen

9th - Higher Ed
CLEAN: Curious whales give boost to Mexican fishermen
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: Curious whales give boost to Mexican fishermen

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED: Curious whales give boost to Mexican fishermen
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: Whale watching in Norway

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED: Whale watching in Norway
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Whale sharks tagged with satellite trackers

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Program version only N.B. This is a voiceover transcript, not a shotlist: HEADLINE:Whale sharks tagged with satellite trackers CAPTION: Great numbers of whale sharks are congregating in the algae rich waters off Mexico's Yucatan...
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Creatures of the deep revealed

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AP Television London - 26 May 2010 1. Close shot of Scissor-foot shrimp (Psalidopus Huxleyi) specimen in a glass jar 2. Close pan of specimens in glass jars (see below for detail) From left to right - - Sea Lily (Teliocrinus...
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Bangladesh is a conservation hotspot for some species of dolphins and whales

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Dhaka, 11-12 October 2008 1. Wideshot of Sadarghat wharf on the Buriganga (Ganges) river in Dhaka 2. Midshot of wharf 3. Tightshot of boats 4. Midshot of row boats 5. Midshot of big passenger steamer pulls in 6. Tightshot of crowds on...
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Conference to discuss impact of ICJ ruling on Japan's whale hunt

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Japan's intention to resume whale hunts in the Antarctic - despite a ruling by the top United Nations court - topped the agenda as an international whaling conference opened in Slovenia's Adriatic Sea resort of Portoroz on...
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Whale shark in Atlanta gets checkup from team of doctors

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HEADLINE: 'World's Largest Fish' Gets Physical CAPTION: Scientists got their closest look ever at one of the world's biggest fish - with about 50 staffers, a stretcher that could hold a small bus and a hose pumping liquid anesthetic....
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Totem pole building revived in Canada

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AP Television First Nations Longhouse, Granville Island, Vancouver, BC, Canada - 22 August 2012 1. Wide tilt down on Haida totem pole carver, Clarence Mills, drawing on Thunderbird totem pole. 2. Medium over the shoulder shot of Mills...