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Voice for the Dolphins

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Victor Ahnon
8 years ago

Not a lot of thought that went into this project.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Full Support all round. Let's stop this ridiculous mindless destruction of our beautiful environment.

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Vheilmar Zafra
8 years ago

Save the Dolphins!

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Shannon Abraham
8 years ago

LOOK AFTER THE DOLPHINS

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walter gamarawa
8 years ago

we need to stop this human less act, people need to see and appreciate what natures surrounding us to make this place a place for people to come and enjoy their travel. Its not about international tourists only but for us locals as well. KEEP OUR ENVIRONMENT SAFE AND IT WILL SUSTAIN US. "WE FIGHT FOR THE DOLPHINS".

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Jack Balil
8 years ago

Please stop

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Christopher Kageni
8 years ago

Where's there sense of appreciation for nature and its beautiful creatures

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Etan Fraser
8 years ago

Save the DOLPHINS!!!

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Ezzard C Torovert
8 years ago

Aithorities have "Shit fa brains"

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Alex Evari
8 years ago

Stop the madness and save the Nature

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Oliver Luriz
8 years ago

Save the dolphins!

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Jackie Chan
8 years ago Featured

Got to swim with the dolphins in June. It was an amazing experience. Was very sad to see the sewage plant. Don’t understand why of all Place this plant could be built here especially as this is a major tourist attraction for png.

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Aidah Roland
8 years ago

Stop the sewerage treatment plan and save the ocean.

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Albert Laku
8 years ago

Stop this sewerage treatment plant, it will be very detrimental to the sea especially the dolphins and marine environment if heavily flooded in the near future.

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Collins Lakasa
8 years ago

I'll strongly protest against this sewerage pond being build next to the sea which will affect marine life, the coastline naturally habitat and the livelihood of the nearby villagers

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Martin Maden
8 years ago

This is a very bad choice of location for sewage treatment because it is unhealthy for the humans and wildlife that tribe here. This seems to be a dolphin spawning area and a nursery and maternity area for baby dolphins to grow up. The St. Georges Channel should be a world heritage site for dolphins and Ulaveo, Tovuru are the ecological hot spots that we have to protect so that a major tourist attraction is not destroyed. Secondly the use of clean water for flushing shit into the sea is a very old technology that was developed by the Romans about 2000 years ago. There are already better technologies being developed to make industrial use of human excrement. In many countries it is turned into fertilizer ponds and recycled with other organic matter to grow huge amounts of agricultural produce. This option should be considered. There are also new technological advancements that burn human excrement for the production of electrical energy. These solutions mean that there is no waste and in fact shit becomes an industrial asset.

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Philip Hayes
8 years ago

Save the dolphins area in Kokopo. NO to the sewage plant planned in the area of the dolphins.

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James Pang
8 years ago

We were born and have lived in Kokopo, Rabaul for most of our lives and still do. We know the surrounding waters very well. We will work our butts off to prevent the sewage from being pumped out into the sea. You dont need to be a rocket scientist to realize that the long term effects will be disastrous and will not benefit any of us. NO PEKPEK SEWERAGE INTO OUR SEA!

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Michael Milne
8 years ago

Please help and put a stop to this for our children and children's children for years to come

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Tareq Wilson
8 years ago

I'm 100% in support of this petition, stop this shit now governor !! Find an alternative to waste management