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Vega Seismic Monitoring in New Zealand

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11 December, 2014

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Sunset over North Cape in New Zealand

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11 December, 2014

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A Pod of Dolphins in New Zealand

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Marine Scientists on SV Vega in New Zealand

11 December, 2014

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Marine Scientists on SV Vega in New Zealand

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Marine Scientist on SV Vega in New Zealand

11 December, 2014

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Marine Scientist on SV Vega in New Zealand

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Marine Scientist and Skipper on SV Vega in New Zealand

11 December, 2014

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Marine Scientist and Skipper on SV Vega in New Zealand

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Marine Biologist on SV Vega in New Zealand

11 December, 2014

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Marine Biologist on SV Vega in New Zealand

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11 December, 2014

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Marine Scientist on SV Vega in New Zealand

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11 December, 2014

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Marine Biologist on SV Vega in New Zealand

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11 December, 2014

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Skipper of SV Vega in New Zealand

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Vega Seismic Monitoring in New Zealand (Photo & Video)

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12/11/2014

Marine biologist Heather Braid and marine scientist Matt Pine join the SV Vega to monitor the impacts of seismic testing on marine mammals in the Reinga Basin. This is research the NZ government should have done before it started issuing permits to big oil companies. Evidence from marine scientists around the world suggests that seismic testing is bad for whales and dolphins. TGS is conducting a four-month seismic testing programme in the Reinga Basin on behalf of a number of companies including Statoil from Norway.