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Japan: Let Them Eat Whale
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Martin Murphy
September 25, 2014
When it comes to whaling, perhaps it is time to give Japan what it says it wants.
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Antarctic Treaty Seemingly Not for Whales’ Sake
“what is the point of having a treaty if countries do not defend it and the values they believe in?”
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Antarctic Treaty Seemingly Not for Whales’ Sake
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