Glen Inwood

Spokesperson, Institute for Cetacean Research

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Spokesman for the Institute for Cetacean Research, which carries out Japan’s research whaling program; former spokesperson for the Japanese delegation to the International Whaling Commission

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During a week in which two wandering whales made international headlines, we’ll be discussing other whale related issues including this week’s meeting of the International Whaling…

The Global Agenda on Whaling

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This week, as two wandering whales in northern California make international headlines, the International Whaling Commission is meeting in Anchorage, Alaska.   Despite a 1986…

Debate Continues at the International Whaling Commission

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