Sentences with phrase «shark fins passed»

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Although it looks like the shark fins are here to stay for this season at least, some of the T - wings could be banned for the first race of the year if they fail to pass the FIAs flexibility tests in Melbourne.

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One very pleasant surprise is that state officials, who are instrumental in passing important legislation (our panel included discussions of shark finning bans, puppy mill legislation, outlawing pigeon shoots, protections for companion animals, and the intensive confinement of pigs), were extremely happy about being invited to animal events.

The federal government has the power to pass regulations that could end the trade of shark fin products immediately, but it needs to know that Canadians still care about this issue.

On December 7, the US Congress passes the Shark Finning Prohibition Act (H.R. 5461) by unanimous consent.

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.

This Resolution was passed after 423 MEPs signed Written Declaration 71/2010 on strengthening the EU ban on 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.

The bill still has to pass the Senate in order to ban shark fins from stores and restaurants, but it does not come without a hearty debate, none of which makes a lot of sense.

Hopefully, the state Senate will pass the bill and it will become law with California following Hawaii, which banned the sale of shark fins last year.

However, will this put any pressure on California to finally pass its own ban on shark fins?

In a move to end the shark fin trade within California, the state assembly passed AB376, on a 62 - 8 vote Monday afternoon, as TreeHugger Stephen Messenger reported.

The Tico Times article «Costa Rica Bans Shark Finning,» credits Arauz for his influence in getting the ban passed:

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.

New York — one of the largest markets for shark fins outside Asia and the largest port of entry for shark fins on the East Coast — joins seven states and all three Pacific U.S. territories in passing similar laws to provide critical protection to sharks and preserve the health of the world's ocean ecosystems.

If enacted, New York — one of the largest markets for shark fins outside Asia and the largest port of entry for shark fins on the East Coast — would join seven states and all three Pacific U.S territories in passing similar laws to provide critical protection to sharks and preserve the health of the world's ocean ecosystems.