Why a federal court ruled against the US Navy, in favor of whales (Video)
By Simone McCarthy, Staff
A California appellate court ruled against the US Navy’s use of low-frequency sonar, a long-debated practice that is harmful to marine mammals.
A new court ruling has been issued in the ongoing conflict between the US Navy and marine wildlife advocates. This time, the ruling has come down in favor of whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals that are adversely affected by naval use of sonar. …
Christian Science Monitor – July 16, 2016
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The Best Place to Find a Good Dog
By Buster Coen, MainStreet
Even during an era when people are spending more on their pets than ever before, it’s important to be economical about the biggest purchase you’ll make in your life as a dog owner: actually buying an animal. Even if your family’s heart has been captured by a cute little pup in a pet store window, it’s important not to make any rash decisions. There are several financial and moral benefits to adopting from an animal shelter or a rescue group, and these should be thoroughly considered before buying your pooch from the nearest pet store. …
The Fiscal Times – July 16, 2016
www.thefiscaltimes.com/2016/07…
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IWC demands action on rare New Zealand dolphin
AFP
NEW ZEALAND: The International Whaling Commission (IWC) has called on New Zealand to take urgent action to save the world’s rarest dolphin from extinction, voicing “grave concern” about its future.
Population numbers of the Maui’s dolphin, the world’s smallest and scarcest sub-species found only in waters off New Zealand’s North Island, have dwindled to less than 50, prompting fears it could reach the point of no return without strong action, including a ban on fishing in its habitat. …
The Phuket News – July 16, 2016; 02:24 PM
www.thephuketnews.com/iwc-dema…
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