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Green Marine

March 8, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Anti-whaling ship heads to Japan

Environmental group Greenpeace’s anti-whaling ship Esperanza sailed into Sydney Harbour on Friday to re-supply after protesting against Japanese whalers in the Antarctic and heads on from there to Japan to pursue its protest. Japan last month abandoned its Antarctic whale-hunting season after its ma

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Environmental group Greenpeace’s anti-whaling ship Esperanza sailed into Sydney Harbour on Friday to re-supply after protesting against Japanese whalers in the Antarctic and heads on from there to Japan to pursue its protest.

Japan last month abandoned its Antarctic whale-hunting season after its main whaling ship was crippled by a fire.

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