Green light: Chinese oil spill, British seas and BP's Photoshop faux pas

Oil spills • China recruits 800 fishing boats to disperse Yellow Sea oil slick • BP accused of ignoring internal report of Deepwater leak • BP oil spill: seepage 'not a threat to capped well' Just as the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico was capped, another - admittedly much smaller - spill has occured off China's biggest port . Jonathan Watts reports on the clean-up operation around Dalian . More environment news • British seas: More fish, cleaner and greater biodiversity, says Defra • UK sustainability watchdog to be axed • Helsinki data centre to heat homes • UK warned not to abandon low-carbon technology drive • Poachers kill last female rhino in South African park for prized horn Multimedia • In pictures: BP oil spill clean-up operations • Eyewitness: Mont Blanc • In pictures: the week in wildlife • Video: Chinese authorities battle oil spill in Dalian Green living • Ask Leo: What's the best way to leave a legacy in a will for conservation causes? • London and Paris: a tale of two bike-hire schemes • Taking a gamble with environmental fundraising Elsewhere on the site, Lucy Siegle asks if tattoos are eco-friendly , and John Vidal lays out 10 ways vegetarianism can help the planet . Best of the web • Grist: Google Energy's big green power purchase • Real Climate: A eulogy to climate scientist Stephen Schneider • Environmentalresearchweb: IPCC warns its scientists to avoid the media For more of the best environment comment and news from around the web, visit the Guardian Environment Network . ...And finally • BP admits using Photoshop to exaggerate oil spill command centre activity "Anyone who has ever used Photoshop knows that this is an incredibly amateur job. I can do far better than this, and I tend to play with Photoshop for fun," wrote John Aravsois on Americablog.