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Topic: International Whaling Commission
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Global News Blog
Whale wars victory: Japan to release three activist stowaways
The promised release of three activists who boarded a Japanese whaling ship a few days ago signals a victory for behind-the-scenes diplomacy with Australia.
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Is Sea Shepherd's 'harassment' helping to end Japan’s annual whale hunt?
Japan announced it was suspending its annual whale hunt in the strongest sign yet that direct action from groups like Sea Shepherd and weak consumption of whale meat in Japan are having an impact on whaling.
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Japan's 'scientific' whaling season delayed, Sea Shepherd claims responsibility
Financial pressures, clashes with the Sea Shepherd antiwhaling activists, and a drop in the demand for whale meat are contributing to the delayed whaling ship departure.
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Whale wars: Japanese court lets Sea Shepherd activist go home
A court in Japan gave Sea Shepherd activist Peter Bethune a suspended two-year jail term Wednesday. During last winter's annual 'whale wars,' he sneaked onto a whaling ship to try to arrest its captain for sinking the Ady Gil speedboat.
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Whaling talks break down: Nations fail to agree on curbing Japan whale hunt
Whaling talks: Japanese officials and environmentalists traded blame Wednesday as nations failed to reach a deal to curb whale hunts.
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How Japan can save face -- and whales
Japan has given the world green cars and technological marvels. It wouldn’t be a stretch for it to lead the 21st century protecting the world’s oceans and whales.
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Editorial Board Blog
Is Japan right? Should the IWC ban on commercial whale hunting be lifted?
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Commercial whaling: Japan may quit International Whaling Commission if ban stays
Commercial whaling: Japan officials say withdrawal from the International Whaling Commission could happen if ban on commercial whaling continues.
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Whale wars -- the uneasy hunt for a solution
An Obama plan to allow a few nations to continue hunting whales would sanction a sorry practice. But in exchange it would buy time for the majestic creatures to continue recovering in number and for outdated culinary attitudes to shift.
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Japan win on bluefin tuna showed deft hand at CITES endangered species meeting
The experienced and large delegation from Japan showed a deft hand in its win against a bluefin tuna ban and other measures at the 175-nation CITES meeting on endangered species in Qatar.
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Whaling: Will Greenpeace trial in Japan put whalers on notice?
Two Greenpeace activists in Japan face up to 10 years in prison for tactics used in exposing black market sales of whale meat. Anti-whaling groups hope Monday's trial helps turn Japanese public opinion against the whale harvest.
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Review: 'The Cove'
This documentary about the slaughter of dolphins is also a call to arms.
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Bright Green
Scientists warn of emerging form of unregulated whaling in Asia
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Whales, Navy clash at high court
The justices will consider whether the Navy must heed restrictions on use of sonar off California.








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