Seventeen municipalities in Canada and numerous U.S. states have
banned shark fin trading, but it continues to be a huge problem.
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SHARK FINS: Yesterday the Illinois House passed a bill to ban the sale, trade and distribution of shark fins, which are used in Chinese delicacies including shark fin
SHARK FINS: Yesterday the Illinois House passed a bill to ban the sale, trade and distribution of shark fins, which are used in Chinese delicacies including shark fin s
FINS: Yesterday the Illinois House passed a bill to
ban the sale,
trade and distribution of
shark fins, which are used in Chinese delicacies including shark fin
shark fins, which are used in Chinese delicacies including shark fin s
fins, which are used in Chinese delicacies including
shark fin
shark fin soup.
There is a worldwide movement to end the consumption of
shark fin soup, and Texas has just
banned commercial
trade of
shark fins.
She cited evidence that this conservation campaign, along with steps by the government, including a pending
ban on
shark fin soup at state banquets, have already sharply cut the
fin trade.
New York, one of the largest markets for
shark fins outside of Asia, recently joined seven other U.S. states in passing laws that
ban the possession, sale, and
trade of
shark fins.
That's why it is particularly worrying that a previously leaked chapter of the TPP includes only very vague references to
shark finning — not the full
ban on
shark finning and associated
trade that we need.
A 2013 Environics Research poll found that 81 percent of Canadians support a
ban on the
trade in products of
shark finning.
Taking effect on July 1, 2014, law A. 1769b / S.1711 b was passed to
ban the possession, sale,
trade and distribution of
shark fins in New York.
Although the states have varied exceptions and statutory penalties for violations, all the
bans make it unlawful for any person to possess, sell, offer for sale,
trade, or distribute
shark fins within that jurisdiction.
As word has spread of the moral and environmental horrors associated with the
shark fin trade, governments throughout the world have begun enacting
bans on the sale and possession of that cruel commodity — and now the world's largest cargo airline is getting in on the act.
AB 376 will
ban on the sale,
trade, possession, and distribution of
shark fins in the state — but it must be signed by Governor Jerry Brown by October 9, 2011 in order to become law.
Some US states have already implemented
bans on the
shark fin trade, including Oregon, Hawaii, Washington and California.
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California's
ban of the sale and
trade of
shark fins was not without controversy.
While
shark finning is illegal in the U.S., current federal laws
banning the practice do not address the issue of the
shark fin trade, so
shark fins are imported to the U.S. from countries with few or even no
shark protections in place,» notes Oceana.
Great news for
sharks came on Friday in California when news hit that Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 376 into law,
banning the sale,
trade and possession of
shark fins.
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Oregon's Governor John Kitzhaber signed bill HB 2838 last Thursday, appropriately during
Shark Week, which bans the sale, trade and possession of shark
Shark Week, which
bans the sale,
trade and possession of
shark shark fins.
Law A. 1769b / S.1711 b
bans the possession, sale,
trade and distribution of
shark fins in New York, with violations being punishable by up to 15 days in jail and $ 100 fine for each fish.
Taking effect on July 1, 2014, the law passed the state legislature under the leadership of Assemblymember Alan Maisel, D - Brooklyn and Sen. Mark Grisanti, R - Buffalo
bans the possession, sale,
trade and distribution of
shark fins.
Once enacted, this legislation would
ban the possession, sale,
trade and distribution of
shark fins in New York.