Icelandic Whaling Company Suspends Operations
Commercial whaling company Hvalur hf. will not be hunting whales this summer, Vísir reports. The reason the company cites for the decision is that permits
Commercial whaling company Hvalur hf. will not be hunting whales this summer, Vísir reports. The reason the company cites for the decision is that permits
Iceland’s only whaling company Hvalur hf. will be investigated for an alleged violation of whaling regulations, RÚV reports. The state prosecutor has overturned the
The Directorate of Fisheries hasn’t received copies of diaries of whaling vessel captains working for the company Hvalur in 2014, 2015 and 2018, despite repeatedly
Three months before whale hunting regulations were amended last year, the owner of Iceland’s only whaling company sent an email to the Minister of Fisheries
It is unclear whether the University of Iceland’s Institute of Economic Studies consulted whale watching operators while researching a controversial report on whaling’s economic impact,
The Icelandic Environmental Association (Landvernd) has published a press release strongly criticising a recent governmental report on the economic impact of whaling. RÚV reported first.
A recent report on the economic impact of whaling has incited criticism and accusations of bias, RÚV reports. A primary point of contention is that
A newly-published report on whaling concludes the industry is economically beneficial to Iceland overall. The report also found no indications that whaling decreases the amount
Whales in Icelandic waters eat roughly six million tons of fish and other food sources a year and therefore play a large role in the
Japan’s decision to exit the International Whaling Commission and resume commercial whaling will likely have an influence on the export of Icelandic whale meat to
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