So far, blue whales have not returned to the menus of countries seeking to
expand whale hunting.
With Japan's whale hunt in stormy southern seas wrapped for the season, the battle over efforts by a handful of countries to
expand whale hunts has shifted to Iceland.
I have queried the government of Iceland and the Obama administration on
the expanded whale hunt and will update this post as responses come in.
On Earth Day, the leadership of the International Whaling Commission issued a long - discussed proposal for a «peace plan» aimed at reining in
expanding whale hunts by Japan, Norway and Iceland that have, in various ways, skirted the longstanding moratorium on commercial whaling.
Not exact matches
For example, if you're writing Moby Dick (no kidding), you can include
expanded notes about the history of
whaling, including maps of routes to now obsolete
hunting grounds, period advertisements for
whale oil lamps, and other real - life elements that
expand the reader's experience.
An ad hoc group within the International
Whaling Commission has offered a proposal that would sanction some commercial whaling for the first time in decades while reducing the amount of whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
Whaling Commission has offered a proposal that would sanction some commercial
whaling for the first time in decades while reducing the amount of whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
whaling for the first time in decades while reducing the amount of
whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
whaling taking place through what amount to end runs around a longstanding
whaling moratorium — like Iceland's expanding hunt of fin whales (video above) and Japan's «research» whale hunts in the ocean near Anta
whaling moratorium — like Iceland's
expanding hunt of fin
whales (video above) and Japan's «research»
whale hunts in the ocean near Antarctica.
On his Facebook page, Carl Safina, the author and ocean campaigner, put up a link to the Times article on the sushi find and said: «This is why
whale hunting must be crushed once and for all — not
expanded.»
The Obama administration has strongly criticized Iceland for resuming international trade in the meat from its
expanding hunt for fin
whales, the second largest
whale species and one still listed as endangered under the United States Endangered Species Act.