Iceland to resume commercial whaling

Iceland today announced that it would resume commercial whaling after a nearly two decade moratorium, defying a worldwide ban on hunting whales for their meat.

Iceland today announced that it would resume commercial whaling after a nearly two decade moratorium, defying a worldwide ban on hunting whales for their meat.

Fisheries Minister Einar Kristinn Gudfinnsson told Iceland’s parliament that his ministry would begin issuing licenses to whaling ships to hunt fin and minke whales.

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