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Long acting in defiance of criticism from abroad, Japan's stance on whaling has once again come under fire. Melanie Burton hit the streets to find out who had tasted the world's largest mammal.
Japan Times
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Long acting in defiance of criticism from abroad, Japan's stance on whaling has once again come under fire. Melanie Burton hit the streets to find out who had tasted the world's largest mammal.
Forcasts call for 70% dolphin with high likelihood of mercury.Foxtrot Uniform said:They used to serve it for lunch in Japanese schools, but maybe they still do. I haven't tried any, although the local fish shop right down the street sells some. Mabye its time for me to try somethig new...
isanatori said:well, it's mostly in dolphins livers that the mercury is present, so flesh is actually ok.
Well I guess it could when you last went there - but it's a DNS error now.isanatori said:there is an interesting paper by Milton Freeman on this issue. it can be read in english on this webpage (Whaling Library)
The second half of http://www.whaling.jp/isana/isana22.html#04 doesn't seem to be that relevant. The first half while clearly (correctly) pointing out where the main problems are doesn't seem to address the actual levels in muscle meat.isanatori said:or in japanese here (http://www.whaling.jp/isana/isana22.html).