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 Animals  In a Mirr - 28 days ago - blog.stopwhaling.org � The International Whaling Commission (IWC), which sets international whaling regulations, has scheduled a closed-door meeting in St. Petersburg, Florida, to consider lifting the ban on commercial whale hunting.
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 Animals  Rebecca - 109 days ago - stopwhaling.org International Whaling Commission members will consider a proposal to create a South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary that will extend across the South Atlantic, from the coast of South America to the coast of Africa, and on down towards Antarctica. Sign NOW!
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 Animals  Cher - 109 days ago - aftenposten.no Illegal hunting and the apparent lack of any new breeding in the past year has cut Norway's wolf population in half and seriously set back efforts against extinction.
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 Animals Cher - 111 days ago - community.hsus.org Norway is known for being eco-friendly, but as long as it continues whaling, the country's "green" image will be stained red with the blood of animals killed in the brutal and unnecessary annual hunt.
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 Animals Cher - 122 days ago - wspa.ca Norwegian whalers have killed a whale calf - the first kill of the 2008 whaling season. Despite being members of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) and despite the fact that there is a moratorium on whaling, Norwegian whalers are set to kill
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 Animals Cher - 126 days ago - theglobeandmail.com Iceland and Norway have resumed whale meat exports to Japan for the first time since the early 1990s despite a U.N. ban, a whale exporter said on Monday.
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 Animals Cher - 144 days ago - aftenposten.no Already chased by hunters and often run down by cars and trains, the popular Norwegian moose now faces another threat: Global warming. Researchers claim the moose population is threatened by higher temperatures in the spring and early summer that can
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 Animals  Jacquelin - 153 days ago - seashepherd.org The Norwegians murdered their first whale of the season this week-end. They slaughtered a calf.
The Norwegian pirate whalers have set a quota of 1,052 whales for 2008. This despite the fact that the International Union for the Conservation of Nature esti
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 Animals  Simone - 157 days ago - scoop.co.nz Bloody waters in Norway - the whaling season has started
Norwegian whalers yesterday made the first kill of the season: a calf. Though the majority of Norwegians are against the cruelty inflicted by whaling, Norwegian whalers are set to kill 1,052
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 Animals Cher - 175 days ago - aftenposten.no Just three years after researchers voiced concern that bears were under threat in Norway, new figures indicate the country's bear population has more than quadrupled. It remains well under the level sought by conservationists, though.
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 Animals Cher - 176 days ago - aftenposten.no Yet another wolf has gone missing in Norway, and conservationists fear she's been killed by increasingly radical ranchers who want to see wolves wiped out. Police and conservationists are now teaming up to hunt the illegal hunters.
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 Animals Cher - 186 days ago - thepetitionsite.com Wolves of Norway are near extinction. One family survives. We ask the government of Norway to protect these few remaining wolves and to allow a viable population to develop within carefully monitored wolf sanctuaries in Norway's national parks.
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 Animals Jacquelin - 201 days ago - tvnz.co.nz Australia's environment Minister Peter Garrett has called on Iceland and Norway to respect the international global moratorium on commercial whaling.
The call follows reports Iceland is considering issuing commercial whaling quotas for 2008, on the bac
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 Animals  Julie - 204 days ago - allheadlinenews.com Supporters of Canada's annual seal hunt wore clothing made from baby seals; sealskin coats, gloves & boots. These 'sealers' (aka 'fisherman'or'hunters') sell seal pelts mostly for the fashion industry for the wealthy in Norway, Russia and China.
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 Animals In a Mirr - 230 days ago - seashepherd.org That other cruel and ecologically insensitive whaling nation Norway has set a kill quota of 1052 whales for 2008.
The quota is the same as last year despite the whalers being unable to find enough whales to meet that quota.
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