Whaling: Japan does conduct research

Published AuthorNatasha Vary
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Photo by Flickr user Cernavoda.

Associate Professor Michael Heazle responds to the Sea Shepherd’s Captain Paul Watson on the politics and science of whaling on the Lowy Institute’s blog.  Read the full debate here: http://www.lowyinterpreter.org/post/2013/03/15/Whaling-Japan-does-conduct-research.aspx

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