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Schlumberger answers Greenpeace protest

SCHLUMBERGER-owned WesternGeco has asked Greenpeace protestors who targeted it while acquiring seismic off the east coast of New Zealand to back off.

Greenpeace protestors.

Greenpeace protestors.

WesternGeco started shooting the seismic in November and is expected to finish before the end of June. The survey covers PEPSs 57083, 57085, 57087 and 57073 across the underexplored East Coast and...

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