“Scientists versus Whaling”: Whose Errors of Judgment?
Abstract
In “Scientists versus Whaling” (BioScience 52:1137–1140), Aron, Burke, and Freeman defend Japan's controversial “scientific” whaling program against a series of criticisms we made in an open letter to the Government of Japan last May in the New York Times. Our letter, signed by 21 eminent scientists, including three Nobel laureates and several pioneers of conservation biology, called on Japan to suspend its whaling program.
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Paper Details
Title
“Scientists versus Whaling”: Whose Errors of Judgment?
Published Date
Jan 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
3
Pages
202 - 202
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