Earth News Video. EU lawmakers call for release of marine activist Paul Watson in Denmar Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 06/09/2024 - 10:40 GMT+2 American-Canadian activist was arrested in Greenland over a 2010 encounter with a Japanese whaling ship. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next EU lawmakers call for release of marine activist Paul Watson in Denmar Now playing Next Firefighters battle major wildfire as thousands of hectares burn in central Spain Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | July 21st, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next How air bubbles can stop river plastic before it reaches the sea Now playing Next How scientists forecast heatwaves Now playing Next Solar met 25% of EU power needs in June thanks to quick installations Now playing Next Anthropic to pay €1.3bn in biggest copyright settlement on record Now playing Next Fact check: Is the EU set to ban bottled water multipacks? Now playing Next Iran's IRGC claims attack on Amazon's main data hub in Bahrain Now playing Next Tanker attacked in Strait of Hormuz as US strikes Iran for 10th night Now playing Next Three wounded in strike on Ukraine-bound LPG tanker off Romanian coast Now playing Next France becomes the first country in Europe to officially ban social media for under-15s Now playing Next D-Day nears for UNESCO listing of France's Normandy landing beaches Now playing Next Wildfire spreads in southeastern France as firefighters battle blaze Now playing Next Uzbekistan forum explores Islamic civilisation's role in modern science Now playing Next Anger mounts in Italy after Moroccan man dies under police restraint while pleading for help More videos
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