numbercruncher
Beware of Dropbears
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Seriously solely because of "cheap" energy the worlds population has gone from 1b to 6b in 100 years, its impossible for it to continue. Cheap energy has finished, growing demand diminishing crop harvests are here, dont need to read between the lines for too long to see what the consequence is likely to be.
ahh. the mindset of the greeny...
caring for humans = sentimental stuff, caring for plants and animals = the most serious priority presumably?
B no plants and animals = no Humans
Focus
B no plants and animals = no Humans
Focus
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In the days when Nokia was eating his whale meat the food source for whales was exponentially bigger than current stocks world wide which we will never see the like off again this is not scare mongering its fact. Whales will never recover to previous stock levels ever.
lol. what do u base this outrageous claim on?
A major international scientific study released in November 2006 in the journal Science found that about one-third of all fishing stocks worldwide have collapsed (with a collapse being defined as a decline to less than 10% of their maximum observed abundance), and that if current trends continue all fish stocks worldwide will collapse within fifty years.[2]
There are concerns that the overall biomass of Antarctic krill has been declining rapidly over the last few decades. Some scientists have speculated this value being as high as 80%.
I think the white one would be safe. Even a red neck like myself would draw the line at something as rare as that. By the way another white calf was supposed to have been spotted off the coast here this year. Migaloo is said to be a daddy.
Humpback whales are considered to be facing a high risk of extinction.
According to the latest “Red List” of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, the extinction risk of humpback whales is defined as “Vulnerable (VU), and that for minke whale as “Lower Risk” or “Nearly Threatened.”
WHALE meat has been sold as dog food in Japan and there is a push now to encourage children to consume it to help reduce stockpiles.
lol. perhaps one of your worst arguments ever chops.
How can a culture so advanced, proud and civilised in so many ways, be so small in others.
Fish simply dont even come close to these Mammals (but it is essential to have carefully controlled and monitored sustainable fishing), whats next let the Japanese start turning Dolphins into Sushi? Barbequed Gorilla burgers? Lion roast? Pygmy pie perhaps?
Save the Whales!
DJ Australian Judge Grants Anti-Whaling Ban Against Japanese Co 15/01/2008 02:44PM AEST
SYDNEY (AP)--An Australian judge Tuesday granted an activist group's request to ban a Japanese company from whaling in an Australian-declared animal sanctuary off Antarctica.
The ruling puts pressure on the Australian government to demand that Japan end its current whale hunt in the region, some of which takes place in the sanctuary.
However, Japan does not recognize Australia's declaration of the whale sanctuary, and has said previously it would ignore such an Australian court injunction if it was granted.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 14, 2008 22:44 ET (03:44 GMT)
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