To the Point
The Journey of the Whales to the Sea Continues
More than two-thousand whales were killed last year by commercial and scientific interests - the most since 1986. Next week in Anchorage, the International Whaling Commission is being asked to resolve a longstanding impasse.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readMore than two-thousand whales were killed last year by commercial and scientific interests - the most since 1986. Next week in Anchorage, the International Whaling Commission is being asked to resolve a longstanding impasse.
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Debating in D.C., Fighting in Iraq, Saving the Whales- 1:40Brits Want Russians to Extradite Suspected Litvinenko Killer
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3 of 3Debating in D.C., Fighting in Iraq, Saving the Whales- 1:40Brits Want Russians to Extradite Suspected Litvinenko Killer
- 7:35Funding the Troops; Fighting the Enemy in Iraq; Safety in the Green Zone
- 43:38The Journey of the Whales to the Sea ContinuesYou’re reading this