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17 Oct 2014:
European commission could take UK to court within two months for failure to protect harbour porpoises
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18 Sep 2014: Japan claims southern ocean whaling had led to 666 peer-reviewed papers, but international court says there are just two
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16 Sep 2014:
Karl Mathiesen, with your help, investigates whether we’re right to focus so much on whaling compared to other threats, from shipping to climate change
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16 Sep 2014: The International Whaling Commission is meeting for the first time since Japan’s whaling program was ruled unscientific
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15 Sep 2014: Howard C Rosenbaum and Susan Lieberman: Scientists don’t need to kill whales to study them – commercial and scientific whaling should be practices of a bygone era
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1 Sep 2014:
Bad weather could delay killing on first day of controversial six-month dolphin hunting season, official says
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1 Sep 2014: Actor had donated boat used by activists who were arrested after trying to save pod of 33 pilot whales in Denmark’s Faroe Islands
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31 Aug 2014: Number of whales drops to 78, a figure not seen since 1985, with two deaths this year and no new calves since 2012
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27 Aug 2014:
Australian researchers want tourists to send in photos of flukes so they can track eastern humpback whale movements
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Guardian Professional, 22 Aug 2014: Seaworld’s shares have dropped dramatically after negative publicity about its treatment of an orca, showing that marine life and tourism are uneasy bedfellows
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19 Aug 2014: Dolphin tours at the TBEX travel bloggers conference in Cancun are dropped after pressure from responsible travel campaigners
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10 Aug 2014:
Cleaner waters believed responsible for rise in ocean giants as humpbacks and great whites abound off NY and NJ coast
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23 Jul 2014:
World Wide Fund for Nature launches campaign as Repsol announces that exploratory drilling could start in October
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19 Jul 2014: Official study estimates 138,000 sea creatures could be affected by sonic cannons to be used in ocean from Delaware to Florida
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18 Jul 2014:
Ghost bats, beaver babies and desert elephants are among the pick of this week's images from the natural world
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