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Iceland to stop whaling!


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Result! One country down, two to go. Norway and Japan are the only two countries left flying in the face of world opinion, after Iceland's fisheries minister, Einar K. Guofinnsson was quoted by Reuters as saying

"The whaling industry, like any other industry, has to obey the market. If there is no profitability there is no foundation for resuming with the killing of whales".

Guofinnsson said he won't issue a new quota until the "market conditions for whale meat improve" and permission to export whale products to Japan is secured. Presumably, the 5,000 tonnes of whalemeat currently sitting in Japan's coldrooms will need to get sold first.

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Win what? Are you serious? Whales will never be the same again!! It would be a miracle if they make out this century!

But he are making the whale hunters stop hunting them, and that is a small victory

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Win what? Are you serious? Whales will never be the same again!! It would be a miracle if they make out this century!

Which whales are going extinct? (Not all whales are facing the danger of going extinct.)

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