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Tells the life story of the marine animal rights activist, including his personal life, his cofounding Greenpeace at age eighteen, and his decision to move to more aggressive tactics to protect the ocean's creatures.
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Captain Paul Watson: interview with a pirate
2013, Firefly Books
in English
1770851739 9781770851733
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Table of Contents
The end of the Sierra
Meeting Paul Watson
A passionate lifelong activist
Human versus nature
Humans in harmony with nature
Paul and the baby seals
Greenpeace, my love
The charity business
A world of appearances
Sea Shepherd, UFO association
A question of strategy
An overpopulated world
The media dictatorship
Ecoterrorists
The art of educating poachers
The biggest pirates of them all
A few words about governments
You are what you eat
Sustainable development is a business like any other
The tragedy of the commons
Too precious to be saved
Tradition, or the art of justifying the unjustifiable
The gulag : too close for comfort
The killer shark myth.
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Originally published in French under title: Capitaine Paul Watson.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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