David Cassuto The hoo-ha is growing over the recent proposal by the International Whaling Commission (IWC) to lift the existing outright ban on whaling in exchange for the scofflaw nations (Japan, Norway & Iceland) ceasing “scientific whaling” (in the case of Japan) and getting to kill more of some different kinds of whales (in the case [...]
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