"Bitter Balance Sheet" in Hobart: Whale Reserve in the South Atlantic Once Again Fails Due to Blockade
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Four voices were missing: A whale reserve in the South Atlantic once again fails in Hobart. In addition, a country with a surprising retreat provides criticism.
For almost 30 years, many countries have been calling for the establishment of a third whale conservation area. At a conference in Australia, the project fails by four votes.
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Since the 1990s, a whale conservation area in the South Atlantic has been fought for. At a conference in Australia, it is again not enough for the necessary majority. Switzerland also provides criticism.
Since the 1990s, a whale conservation area in the South Atlantic has been fought for. At a conference in Australia, it is again not enough for the necessary majority. Switzerland also provides criticism.
HOBART — A proposal to create a vast protected area for whales in the South Atlantic has again failed to gain the necessary support at a conference of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) in Hobart, the capital of the Australian island state of Tasmania. The proposal, which was put forward by Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay in the late 1990s, fell four votes short of the three-quarters majority required, participants in the meeting said on F…
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