Great News! Iceland Won’t Be Killing Any Whales This Year
Elias Marat – Animal rights advocates have warmly welcomed the news.
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Sushi Parasite Has Increased 283x in Nearly 40 Years
Olivia Rosane – The population of a marine parasite that sometimes worms its way into sushi has increased by 283 times in the last nearly 40 years.
Belugas Are Dying off in Alaska and Oil and Gas Operations Are to Blame, Says Lawsuit
Jordan Davidson – Two environmental groups made a formal announcement that they will file a lawsuit to protect endangered beluga whales.
Iceland didn’t hunt any whales in 2019 – and public appetite for whale meat is fading
Joe Roman – One of the most important global conservation events of the past year was something that didn’t happen.
Sea Turns Red With Blood After 150 Whales and Dolphins Slaughtered
Elias Marat – From 130-150 pilot whales and 10-20 white-sided dolphins were brutally killed this year.
Despite International Ban, Iceland Plans to Kill 2,000 Whales by 2023
Mandy Froelich – Iceland will continue to hunt whales regardless of world opinion.
Japan to Allow Commercial Whaling for the First Time in 30 Years
John Vibes – It’s a Japanese cultural tradition to keep killing whales.
Despite International Ban, Iceland Plans to Kill Over 2,000 Whales
Emma Fiala – The world’s whale population are under extreme duress. Can we please stop killing them?
Signs of Consciousness, Sentience and Intelligence in Nature Demand Our Respect
Sofia Adamson – We are all products of nature, no matter how much we avoid this truth.
Oceans’ Changing Electromagnetic Environment a Killing Field for Mammals
Christopher Fontenot – We’re already seeing serious consequences for our misuse of electromagnetic vibrations.
Silencing the Sea – The Link Between Sound, Life and the Mass Murder of Whales and Dolphins
Dylan Charles, Editor Waking Times In our universe of frequency and vibration, where all matter is condensed energy and even water demonstrates intelligence, sound and intention play an enigmatic role in the organization of life. When introduced to positive, loving intention and prayer, water molecules freeze into highly ordered, beautiful, crystalline forms. When subjected to …
Sonar Directly Impacts Whale Behavior, According to Military Study
Dominic Rowland, Mongabay Waking Times Noises from pile-driving, explosives, ship motors and other industrial activities have all been linked to adverse effects on marine wildlife. A new study, funded by the US Navy and published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, suggests that military sonar may be directly impacting whale behavior. The idea that …