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Greenpeace targets trawling by dropping huge underwater boulders

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Greenpeace targets trawling by dropping huge underwater boulders
Photo / Coverage: The Independent - UKCredit: Myriam Toua
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Greenpeace deployed the boulders in a new initiative, backed by celebrities including Simon Pegg, over the weekend

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  • Greenpeace targets trawling by dropping huge underwater boulders.

Greenpeace deployed the boulders in a new initiative, backed by celebrities including Simon Pegg, over the weekend

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