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Resolution 27: Sharks the World´s Climate Preserver/El tiburón – preservador del clima mundial

November 12,2009 by Emily Loose

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Whereas:

Marine Phytoplankton in the Oceans absorb enormous amounts of carbon dioxide. Being at the top of the marine food chain, sharks have a share in maintaining the ecological balance. Sharks ensure that smaller fish, which eat Phytoplankton, do not proliferate unnaturally so that the oceans can still play their role as an important climate regulator.

Therefore:

Noting WILD 9’s concern with climate change, a worldwide prohibition of catching sharks is necessary contribution to worldwide climate protection.

Resolved:

World 9 calls for prohibition on the hunting and killing of sharks.

Proposer:

Ulf Doerner

Seconder:

Drummond Densham

Robert Baron

For more information visit www.save-the-shark.com

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Resolution 28: Proposed Establishment of a New Zealand Game Animal Council/Propuesta para el establecimiento de un Consejo Neozelandés de Animales de Caza - The WILD Foundation commented:

November 22nd, 2009 at 8:39 pm

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