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- By Laura Sinpetru
- April 11th, 2014
Shark Fin Imports into Hong Kong Dropped by 34.7% in 2013
The drop was documented in comparison to imports reported in 2012, WWF explains
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- By Laura Sinpetru
- November 25th, 2013
Indonesian Airline Bans the Transport of Shark Fins on Its Aircraft
Garuda Indonesia has agreed to get behind efforts to end shark finning
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- By Laura Sinpetru
- November 11th, 2013
Fishermen in Costa Rica Figure Out Way to Bypass Shark Finning Ban
The fishermen don't detach the fins from the body, leave them connected to the spine
- Green
- By Laura Sinpetru
- July 13th, 2013
EU Officially Bans All Shark Finning
Fishing vessels are no longer allowed to remove shark fins on board
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- By Laura Sinpetru
- March 2nd, 2013
100 Million Sharks Are Lost Every Year
These animals are caught and killed faster than they can reproduce, study warns
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- By Laura Sinpetru
- January 3rd, 2013
Shark Fin Rooftop in Hong Kong Sparks Outrage Amongst Greenheads
The fins are usually eaten by people in Asia, who use them to make soup