Iceland’s whaling ban plan threatens to leave Japan alone in defending industry
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Iceland’s move towards a whaling ban could leave Japan more exposed than ever as it defends an industry critics say relies on public money, political symbolism and a shrinking domestic appetite for whale meat.
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Iceland’s move towards a whaling ban could leave Japan more exposed than ever as it defends an industry critics say relies on public money, political symbolism and a shrinking domestic appetite for whale meat.
For environmental campaigners, the move has renewed hopes that Japan will no longer.