Savvy Internet users in China currently stay one step aheadof censors by using
Savvy Internet users in China currently stay one step aheadof censors by using virtual private networks or proxy serversto access sites outside China, and spread informationdomestically by quickly reposting expunged content or usingoblique language Pornography is easily accessed on the Chinese Internet. (Additional reporting by Chris Buckley and Beijing newsroom;Editing by Jerry Norton) Stocks China. NEW YORK, June 8 (Reuters) – Spectra Energy (SE.N) unitsMaritimes Canada and Maritimes U.S. said in separate websitepostings over the weekend that the Sable Island Offshore EnergyProject in Nova Scotia had returned to normal output levelsafter decreasing production late last week.
Stocks According to the company’s website, the Sable Project isowned by Exxon Mobil (XOM.N), Shell (RDSa.L), Imperial Oil(IMO.TO), Pengrowth Energy Trust (PGH.N) and MosbacherOperating Ltd. The project normally produces between 400 million and 500million cubic feet of natural gas and 20,000 barrels of naturalgas liquids per day. Natural gas from the Sable Project flows to markets inAtlantic Canada and New England on Spectra’s Maritimes &Northeast Pipeline The 340-mile U.S. and 330-mile Canadian lines, with thecapacity to deliver 440 mmcf per day in the United States and530 mmcf per day in Canada, are majority owned by SpectraEnergy Transmission, with Emera Inc (EMA.TO) and Exxon Mobilowning minority stakes.
(Reporting by Eileen Moustakis; Editing by Walter Bagley) Stocks. OTTAWA, ONTARIO, Jun 08 (MARKET WIRE) — The Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, today issuedthe following statement:Today, Canada celebrates World Oceans Day. This is a day for allCanadians to consider the importance of oceans to life on our planet, aswell as its role in our economy, society and culture. It is also a timeto raise awareness about the health of our oceans and acknowledge therole that we all play in conserving and protecting them.Canada first proposed the creation of World Oceans Day in 1992 and thisyear, it was officially recognized by the United Nations. As a maritimenation, bordered by the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, we have avested interest in ensuring the health of this essential resource.With this in mind, we are working with our partners to ensure that futuregenerations of Canadians inherit healthy oceans and ocean resources. Weare protecting our ocean resources on a number of fronts and we areachieving results.At the basis of our approach is solid science to guide our decisions.Both domestically and internationally, we undertake scientific work tobetter understand our ocean environment. In recent years we have createdsix new Ecosystem Research Initiatives and ten new Centres of Excellenceto strengthen and focus our research.Our Government is working to firmly establish Canada as a model forsustainable fisheries and aquaculture.