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Iceland May Resume the Slaughter of Endangered Fin Whales

Gentle, and increasingly friendly to whale watchers, fin whales enjoy worldwide protection as their population struggles to recover from whaling. However, Iceland defies world agreements and hunts these whales, often selling the meat illegally to Japan.

Op-Ed: Japanese whaling fleet captured 267 whales, adds to stockpiles

Tokyo - Japan's Fisheries Agency reports the Japanese whaling fleet took 267 whales during the 2011-12 whaling season. Although numbers fell far short of the 900 quota allotted, it still exceeded last season's take by 172 whales.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 1 comment

Amazon.com confirms ban on sale of whale meat

Washington - The Environmental Investigation Agency is confirming Amazon.com has now officially banned the sale of all whale and dolphin products from its wholly owned Japanese website.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Norway sets 2012 whaling quota at 1,286 minke whales

Oslo - When it comes to whaling, Japan grabs the news more than any other nation, but Norway has its own love affair with whaling.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 5 comments

Review: 'When Dolphins Cry' — the fight to end Japan's dolphin slaughter

"When Dolphins Cry" documents the more than 30-year fight by a group of dedicated international conservationists, to end the brutal slaughter of dolphins in Japan.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Japanese media agrees whaling no longer 'central to daily life'

Tokyo - A refreshing editorial from one Japanese media entity says the argument for whale meat consumption, based upon tradition in Japan, is "hardly compelling."
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 13 comments

Japanese whalers capture 3 eco-activists

Japanese whalers have captured three Australian environmental activists who illegally boarded the Shonan Maru 2 whaling support vessel over the weekend.
In the Media by Miriam Mannak

Dolphin activists plan to occupy the Japanese Embassy in Miami Special

Miami - In a play on the Occupy Wall Street movement, dolphin activists are planning a demonstration outside the Consulate General of Japan in Miami next week, to protest the ongoing slaughter of dolphins in Taiji.
Digital Journal Report by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Year end review — 425 dolphins taken in Taiji, Japan, so far

Taiji - Although the start of the dolphin drive season in Taiji, Japan was delayed by Typhoon Talas, midway through the season 425 dolphins have been driven into the cove.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Australian government allows import of whale meat, ouch

How embarrassing. In 2010, the Australian government announced that it wanted an end to whaling in the Southern Ocean Whaling Sanctuary, yet a news report has revealed four Australian companies have been importing whale meat since 2005.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt
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UK Antarctic base, Port Lockroy, celebrates 100 years

One hundred years ago, the so-called Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration was at its height. Men like Scott, Shackleton,...
Jan 7, 2012 in  Travel Addicts by Roderick Eime

Japan uses tsunami relief funds to kill whales

The world community is well aware of Japan's so-called 'scientific research' in the form of brutal slaughtering of...
Dec 15, 2011 by Caroline Vimla - 4 comments

The True Meaning Of Austerity

We have heard a lot of late about austerity; the people of Greece have been told they must tighten their belts; in...
Dec 11, 2011 by Alexander Baron

The Animal Welfare Argument Against Whaling

Humans kill 1400 whales each year. For most who are opposed to the practice of whaling, the objection is based on...
Oct 8, 2011 by Sarah Lucas

NGOs: The Self-Appointed Altruists

Their arrival portends rising local prices and a culture shock. Many of them live in plush apartments, or five star...
Mar 18, 2011 by Sam Vaknin
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