Cammy, the giant green sea turtle, was found to have too many rolls of fat on her body.
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Optimism after 30 years of campaigning
I never thought 25 years ago – when the then chief officer of the Planning Department, John Young, and a younger Save our Shoreline fought each other at every stage against the proposed La Collette reclamation – that, today, John, now a valued colleague and friend, would be the Environment Minister, and that, on many issues, we would share similar aims and values.
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No sign of St Aubin’s seaweed slime… yet
WHAT’S big and flat, gets covered by the sea twice a day and when the tide is out in the summer is smothered in a thick layer of green, foul-smelling seaweed?
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Sea lettuce: ‘We can learn from New Zealand’
PLANS to tackle Jersey’s sea lettuce problem by extending the St Aubin’s Bay sewage outlet out to sea – at cost of £10 million – have been scrapped because a similar scheme in New Zealand failed.
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Compost one answer to sea lettuce issue
AN environmentalist who flew more than 11,000 miles to speak at the Island’s first sea-lettuce management conference believes that the secret to solving the green slime problem lies in community efforts and compost.
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States hope to talk their way out of sea lettuce problem
JERSEY is to host the first international conference on ‘sea lettuce management’ on 5 and 6 October, welcoming expert speakers looking for ways to beat the seasonal scourge.
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Sea lettuce removal bid fails
A BID to remove sea lettuce from St Aubin’s Bay by digging furrows into the beach has failed.
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The war on sea lettuce: 10 facts
SEA lettuce is once again starting to build up in St Aubin’s Bay.
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Another summer of sea lettuce on the way?
A PLAN to prevent the growth of sea lettuce in St Aubin’s Bay is flawed and the thick green weed is likely to return to the bay this summer, an environmental group has claimed.
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JEP photographer ready to run for Deputy’s seat in St Brelade
JEP photographer Tony Pike is to stand for election in May.
