WASHINGTON - Hundreds of
whale products for sale on the Japanese website of Internet search engine company Yahoo! show how the California - based company profits from the venture, according to a new report released today that can be found by clicking here.
I have been meaning to try the Gnarly
Whale products for a while now.
Not exact matches
Producers would have to develop new
products and uses
for the resource — gasoline, diesel, heating oil, asphalt, lubricants, petrochemicals and aviation fuel — before oil supplanted coal, wood and
whale oil, the dominant energy sources of the day.
As soon as an animal becomes of no more use to humans, as
for example when the
products now used from
whales are superseded by synthetics, then there are no arguments left
for the preservation of
whales except that we like looking at them.
When you buy the Fisher - Price Precious Planet
Whale of a Tub you know that you are doing the best
for your little one during bath time because this
product is backed by the trusted Fisher - Price name.
I ordered the duvet cover in Cottage Blue Stars
for the master bedroom and the Lapis
Whales for the guest bedroom and absolutely love the qualityof this
product!
The finished
product stars Cress Williams (*) as Black Lightning, and shares some trappings with the other Berlanti shows: a large family presence (including Christine Adams as ex-wife Lynn, and Nafessa Williams and China Anne McClain as daughters Anissa and Jennifer), a cop (Damon Gupton's Inspector Henderson) who's not sure what to make of this superpowered vigilante, a trusty tech support sidekick (James Remar as Peter Gambi, who in the comics is a tailor specializing in making costumes
for supervillains), and an archnemesis (Marvin Jones III — aka rapper Krondon — as vicious gangster Tobias
Whale).
«We received a request
for injectable antibiotics after the
whales were found to have infections from being stranded,» said Christina Dougherty, VMD, Veterinary Medical Information and
Product Support Manager
for Pfizer Animal Health.
There are packages available
for whale watching, cycling, coffee, and lavender
products.
The Northern Sea Route along that coast has always been a busy passageway
for coastal shipping — and is slowly becoming more of a global route
for products moving between Europe and Asia (including Icelandic
whale meat; more on that later today).
I understand Ben's seeing this issue from the Japanese point of view — they have been eating
whale and using their
products for centuries.
Our new report Blood e-Commerce: Rakuten's profits from the slaughter of elephants and
whales — released by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) in conjunction with Humane Society International (HSI) on March 18th — revealed that the company's Japanese website carries more than 28,000 ads
for elephant ivory
products.
«The International Convention
for the Regulation of
Whaling (ICRW), which originally aimed to prevent the oversupply of
whale products but turned into a key instrument of
whale conservation,» GEO - 5 notes, «can stand as another example.
Despite a moratorium on commercial
whaling and a ban on international trade of
whale products, countries such as Iceland continue to hunt
whales for their markets.
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Substitutes
for whale products are widely available, so there is no place
for commercial
whaling in today's economy.
Great news
for whales, but Rakuten is still carrying ads
for elephant ivory
products, many originating from illegal ivory poached in...
«Killing
for Commerce,» released by the Environmental Investigation Agency, in conjunction with Humane Society International and the Natural Resources Defense Council, details how the website Yahoo! Japan facilitates the sale of meat and other
products of endangered
whale in Japan.
«We appeal to Yahoo! to follow Amazon's lead and stop the sale of all
whale and dolphin
products,» said Taryn Kiekow, staff attorney
for NRDC.
Lastly, as long as
whaling nations hold reservations at CITES
for the great
whales, they can not be prevented from legally trading
whale products internationally.
The report shows how in March, Yahoo! Japan was found offering 249
whale products, including sashimi, bacon and canned
whale meat,
for sale on its fee - based sales and auction sites.
WASHINGTON, DC — Internet giant Amazon.com appears to have removed all
whale products from its wholly owned Japanese website overnight, following worldwide publicity that scores of
whale products were offered
for sale.
«In just 24 hours, more than 35,000 HSI supporters have appealed to Amazon
for a total ban on the sale of
whale, dolphin and porpoise
products,» said Kitty Block, vice president of Humane Society International «The public wants these animals protected rather than killed and sold
for profit.»
Accordingly, I am not directing the Secretary of the Treasury to impose trade measures on Icelandic
products for the
whaling activities that led to the certification by the Secretary of Commerce.
After EIA's appeal and press attention, Amazon.com and Google were proactive in removing the ads; however, EIA appealed to Google and Amazon.com to not only remove the ads
for ivory and
whale products, but also to remain vigilant in enforcing their policies in the future.
The move came after the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), in conjunction with Humane Society International (HSI), launched the report Blood e-Commerce on March 18 exposing Rakuten as the world's biggest online marketplace
for elephant ivory and
whale meat
products, and the day after UN International Court of Justice ruled against Japan's fraudulent «scientific»
whaling in the Antarctic.
Had such catch levels continued, more than 360,000
whales would have been killed over the last 30 years — however, that might not have been the case because populations may have crashed, and demand
for products was reducing.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Wildlife advocates expressed bitter disappointment today at the refusal of international conglomerate, SoftBank Corp., to ban advertisements
for elephant ivory and
whale and dolphin
products on Yahoo! Japan — the dominant company in SoftBank's internet division with revenues of nearly USD 4 billion in 2012.
Today Yahoo! Japan lists almost 8,000 ads
for elephant ivory, which have tripled in number since March after Amazon and Google enforced a ban and removed all ads
for elephant ivory and
whale products from their Japanese shopping sites.
In light of the recent passage of the vessel Winter Bay through Russia's Northern Sea Route (NSR), the organizations are calling on GLACIER delegates and President Obama — who will attend the conference — to ensure that an increasingly ice - free Arctic will not become a thoroughfare
for trade in commercial
whale products.
In his bid to create a viable market
for fin
whale products in Japan, he has used the resources of another company
for which he serves as Chair of the Board — Icelandic fishing giant HB Grandi.
Iceland's escalating exports of
whale products under reservation, to non-parties, illegally diminishes the effectiveness of CITES» trade controls and are grounds
for Pelly certification and sanctions.
The Pelly Amendment authorizes the president to impose trade sanctions against another country
for «diminishing the effectiveness» of conservation agreements: In Iceland's case, the International
Whaling Commission, which bans commercial whaling, and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, which prohibits international commercial trade in whale pr
Whaling Commission, which bans commercial
whaling, and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, which prohibits international commercial trade in whale pr
whaling, and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, which prohibits international commercial trade in
whale products.
The government of Iceland announced last week that it is calling off its controversial
whale hunt, not because of political pressure, but due to the lack of demand
for whale meat and other
whale products.
Now on what essentially is a
whale - hunting «break,» Iceland says that it will not issue
whale - hunting quotas until market demand increases or it manages to get its tenterhooks on a license to export
whale products to Japan, one of the largest markets
for whale meat (aka The Jackpot).
«There is no reason to continue commercial
whaling if there is no demand
for the
product.»
Yet Guofinnsson says the slack demand
for whale meat and
products means it makes no sense to issue new quotas when the present quota period expires on 31 August.
Part of the reason
for the limited demand is that Iceland currently does not have a licence to export
whale products to Japan, one of the largest markets
for whale meat.
In fact, the public support
for whale products in Norway has dropped so dramatically that last year that whalers ended the hunting season early due to a lack of demand.
They are the World the World Trade Organization's ruling upholding the EU law banning seal
products, and the decision of the International Court of Justice that Japan's Antarctic
whale hunt is not exempt from the international moratorium on commercial
whaling because it does not qualify
for the scientific research exemption under international
whaling law.