The Return of Whaling
Iceland's decision to resume commercial whaling has made it an international pariah - and blown a 20-year moratorium on hunting out of the water. But since no one actually wants to eat whale, why are the harpoonists heading out again? John Vidal reports.| Comments on article "The Return of Whaling " | |||||||||
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