Shea Wilcox, from Australia, part of a Greenpeace expedition onboard the Arctic Sunrise, documenting an ongoing seismic blasting operation. On behalf of global oil companies including BP, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell, Norwegian TGS Nopec recently began firing airguns that emit 259 decibel blasts towards the seabed in order to find possible oil reservoirs in the Greenland Sea. A new independent scientific report commissioned by Greenpeace is exposing the damages that seismic blasting can cause to marine life in the Arctic. Among the many potential negative impacts identified in the study are hearing loss, ice entrapment, avoidance and disruption of migratory routes, stranding, communication disruptions, increased levels of stress and disruption of the food chain.
Martin Harris
I have a lovely partner and 3 very active youngsters. We live in the earthquake ravaged Eastern Suburbs of Christchurch, New Zealand.
I began commenting/posting on Uncensored back in early 2012 looking for discussion and answers on the cause and agendas relating to our quakes.
I have always maintained an interest in ancient mysteries, UFOs, hidden agendas, geoengineering and secret societies and keep a close eye on current world events.
Since 2013 I have been an active member of theCONTrail.com community, being granted admin status and publishing many blogs and discussion threads.
At this time I'm now helping out with admin and moderation duties here at Uncensored where my online "life" began.
OK so this is all over the MSM. 3200 Phaeton, an interesting and unusual space object (but is it really an asteroid…!!!) is making a close pass by Earth shortly. Scanning through the reports, either this object’s size is becoming larger (from 1 mile to 3 miles to 5kms) or, […]
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