Say NO to Commercial Whaling

Japan has spent years buying votes from developing nations on the International Whaling Commission to reopen commercial whaling, and they may finally have the votes they need to win the majority.

If Japan finally succeeds, it will turn back the clock twenty years, and threaten the stability of many whale populations.

It's up to the U.S. State Department to stop this from happening. As one of the principal authors of the whaling moratorium, the United States has a special responsibility both for creating the current situation, and for turning it around.

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Say NO to Commercial Whaling

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