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    Dolphin Hunting

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    take Flipper off the menu? The Japanese public has developed a mischievous reputation with the rest of the world over the past 100 years. They are notorious for going against the grain of modern society and tend to be rather impulsive during international disputes. There are many neighboring countries of Japan that oppose the actions of these “whalers”. The tension that the Japanese have created within the fishing trade by slaughtering dolphins is leading them into a downward spiral. This seems

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    Opposition. Due to this recent announcement the global community has been in an uproar and demands an immediate halt to Japans whaling. This has been an on going issue for multiple years and has become such a problem that the International Union For Conservation Of Nature recommended specific quotas for every country. Japan is one of the only countries that still practices whaling at an alarming rate and sells these animals meat at fishing markets despite its unpopularity now for most

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    Greenpeace and Politics

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    non-governmental environmental organization. It has offices in more than forty countries all over the world. Its international coordinating body is in Amsterdam‚ the Netherlands. Greenpeace states its goal is to "ensure the ability of the Earth to nurture life in all its diversity.’’ It focuses on worldwide issues such as global warming‚ deforestation‚ overfishing‚ commercial whaling and anti-nuclear issues. Greenpeace is known for its direct actions and lobbying to stop or delay things but also

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    ‘No-way out of Norway’ after I was inspired by the novel‚ Moby Dick and its negative description of whales as ‘monstrous beings’. My overall intention in writing my piece for Australian conservationists was to uncover the truth behind the Norwegian whaling industry‚ an industry readily overlooked in favour of the more brutal Japanese traders. The intended audience of my piece was people attending Brisbane’s conservation through sustainable use of wildlife conference. My expository targeted conservationists

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    1.) The key issue here is whaling and whether or not it is something that needs to happen in this day and age. There are many stakeholders that come to mind in the whaling debate. In order to go more in depth with the analysis‚ I am going to focus on the grindadráp‚ also known as the grind‚ in the Faroe Islands. The Grind happens is that during the summer‚ the Faroese people surround pilot whales with a semicircle of boats‚ then they drive these whales to shore where the hunters wait to kill them

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    Essay On Food Taboos

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    Many styles of cuisine exist in the United States‚ a few foods are considered taboo by most of American culture. In the United States‚ where hundreds of world cultures blend into one society‚ the concept of what foods are taboo and what are simply exotic can be difficult to qualify. Food taboos of the United States differ depending on a person’s cultural background‚ religion and location. [1] Dogs and cats are revered as domestic animals and important parts of many American families‚ these creatures

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    Whale Wars Essay

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    Matthew 3/3/2013 The Whale Wars Every December‚ a fleet of hungry‚ evil whaling vessels set sail from Japan to commence their annual hunt on the minke and humpback whales in the Antarctic Whale Sanctuary in the Southern Ocean. At the same time there is a crew of passionate volunteers making ready their vessels to make the same journey to the Southern Ocean‚ but they are not going there to whale. They are going there to do whatever is necessary to make sure Japan does not kill any

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    of a successful outsider pressure group. Greenpeace was founded in 1971 to campaign for the global ban of nuclear weapon testing. There have been a great number of successes since then. Greenpeace managed to achieve a temporary stop to commercial whaling‚ a ban on sending toxic waste to less developed countries‚ a 50 year break on mineral exploitation in Antarctica‚ a stop to large scale driftnet fishing on the high seas and a ban radioactive and industrial waste at sea. Funds are a major resource

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    Green Peace

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    | 2011 | | 17191991 Mohammad Word count: 1‚443 | | | Greenpeace International Contents Introduction: page 3 Establishment of the organization: page 3 Membership Requirements of the Organization: page 4 List of members: page 4 Purpose of the organization: page 6 Structure

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    Pacific Ocean. The infamous “Cove” where the killing takes place has rocky land on all three  sides. The water is shallow with many rock spurs and islets‚ which create a funnel right into the  cove. (McCurry)  It has always been known to Japan as it’s “whaling town.” This countries’ history dates

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