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part 2

Getting to Food Security with More Variety in Food Sources

2024-12-06
On: 2024-Dec-06

[SPONSORED] It is “reckless and dangerous” to global food security that 90% of humanity’s food supply is supported by only 23 foodstuffs.

IWC68 Part 2

IWC68: An International Whaling Commission in Crisis (Part 2 of 4)

2023-01-18
On: 2023-Jan-18

The IWC68 financial crisis highlights the IWC’s reduced priority for scientific decision making and raises concerns among pro-sustainable use nations.

NAMMCO At 30: Marine Mammals in Cultural Traditions and Identity (Part 2 of 3)

2022-12-01
On: 2022-Dec-01

“Eating marine mammals is our national identity,” said the participants from Greenland. Their unity of viewpoint impressed this first-time participant.

Alaskan whalers

Revisiting the Roots of the Whaling Issue: The Relationship Between Humans and Nature

2022-09-21
On: 2022-Sep-21

In practice the IWC has already abandoned the management of whale resources and whaling, and the Western worldview caused this situation.

INTERVIEW | Hidehiro Kato: Battle for Science, Sustainability over Politics in the IWC

2022-09-04
On: 2022-Sep-04

Part 2 of 2 Read Part 1: INTERVIEW | Hidehiro Kato on Optimism for the Future of Whales In October 2022, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) will hold a meeting in Slovenia.  This is the second of two articles based on a conversation with Dr Hidehiro Kato, one of Japan’sContinue Reading

Whales in the Japanese Landscape: The Power of the Warrior Spirit

2022-05-25
On: 2022-May-25

The whaling economy was preceded by a battle to overcome a giant creature which, more than profits and losses, required a spiritual vitality.

INTERVIEW | Hirohiko Shimizu: Managed Well, Whales Will Sustain Us Over the Long Haul

2021-09-15
On: 2021-Sep-15

“We’ve eaten countless numbers of chickens, pigs, and cows. Whales are another living thing, but the blessings a single whale can provide are much greater.”

INTERVIEW | Fishmonger Asana Mori: ‘Whale is Delicious so First, Give it a Try’

2021-03-17
On: 2021-Mar-17

As an exchange student, some discriminatory remarks were directed at her simply because Japanese people eat whale meat, Mori admitted. Then she started research using a vast range of resources.

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