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Voice for the Dolphins

371 Comments

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Annie Schulz
8 years ago

What a rare natural beauty to destroy.

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Raphael Vigil
8 years ago

I'm for this movement. Stop the commissioning of this sewage project

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Mark Mark
8 years ago

Save the dolphins and livelihood

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Michael Adrid
8 years ago

Ultimate sacrifice to benefit a few? its not right therefore it should not happen. I'm 100% against this and will walk hand in hand with the people of Kokopo to stop it and save the dolphins. There has to be another way that we can both co-exist and enjoy this god given paradise.

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Darryl M Viray
8 years ago

Save our Dolphins.. Relocate the dumping site

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Anonymous
8 years ago

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Herman Wiguna
8 years ago

Save nature! It's starts with people

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Jaswan Singh
8 years ago

There has to be a better way.

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Dr Nick Tsoupis
8 years ago

Do ruin Kokopos unique marine ecology

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Sara Turner
8 years ago Featured

There has to be another solution that protects the environment & all that live & grow in this area. Think about tourism & how it will be affected. What about those who live & rely on this water area for their life?

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Ray Toro
8 years ago

Save the dolphins!!

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Izabell Druma
8 years ago

Save the dolphines

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Izabell Druma
8 years ago

Save the dolphines

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Godfreeman Kaptigau
8 years ago

Save the damn dolphins!!!

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Jamila
8 years ago

I am in support...

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Cassandra Lai
8 years ago

We should all be protecting our marine life, if not for ourselves, then for our grandkids. We live in a time of advancement in science, hence, development should not be at the expense of our environment.

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Cynthia wingur
8 years ago

Leave the dolphins alone!!

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John Diacos
8 years ago

No sewerage ponds there.

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Adrian Pang
8 years ago

How this sewerage plant was ever even approved & allowed to get this far is beyond comprehension. The environmental impact will be irreversible. This must be stopped

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Janet
8 years ago

Obviously the Sewarage Company did not research this area properly in the beginning! What penalties will they incur for destroying the dolphins’ habitat ... ? WHO approved the site initially ? Can they rescind their approval for this very inappropriate position, now that it’s been shown to be wrong ?