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Iceland increase whaling quotas for 2014

Iceland has revealed that it has raised its whaling quotas for 2014 in a move that is expected to result in further international condemnation.

Environment, IcelandDecember 23, 2013
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Europe returns fin whale meat to Iceland

One hundred and thirty tonnes of fin whale meat have been sent back to Iceland from the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

Environment, IcelandJuly 28, 2013
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Iceland whaling draws criticism from Greenpeace

The resumption of commercial fin whaling in Iceland is immoral, according to Greenpeace. Icelandic whaler Kristján Loftsson’s company Hvalur, which is...

Environment, IcelandJune 26, 2013
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Whale hunting to resume in Iceland’s waters

Bucking the conservation trend, an Icelandic company intends to restart commercial fin whale hunting this season, raising the spectre of sanctions imp...

Environment, IcelandMay 10, 2013
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