Topic: We should ban whaling
whaling should be banned because it is not sustainable as a source of food which is its main current use
whaling should be banned because removing too many whales from the oceans would risk making them extinct.
whaling should be banned because there are no longer any valid commercial reasons to do it anymore
whaling should be banned because they are killing harmless creatures that are a necessary part of the ocean ecosystem.
whaling should be banned because we are hunting the whale population to extinction.
whaling should be banned because we need to protect whales from becoming extinct.
whaling should be banned to help protect the whaling species.
whaling should be banned. the number of whales is depleting seriously and is a real environmental concern.
whaling should be permitted to people living from it. it's their tradition and should have the right to whale
whaling should not be banned as it supports the economies of some countries
whaling should not be banned because it is an important part of the cultural heritage of some aboriginal peoples
whaling should not be banned. what makes whaling any worse than any other kind of hunting that is freely practiced.
whaling shouldn't be banned because it can help us gain materials we can use like meat and blubber
whaling shouldn't be banned because it enables some groups of people to keep their ancestral lifestyle
whaling shuld be banned because it is a cruel and outdated practice & no longer serves a purpose
Whaling today is not neceessary, there are other ways to obtain fat and nutritions in the modern world.
whaling upsets the ecological balance of the seas and should be banned worldwide.
whaling upsets the natural balance of the seas and should be banned permanently, not just seasonally.
whaling will result in the elimination and destruction of the entire whale population which will also impact the ecosystem and needs to be banned immediately.
Whaling will threaten to endanger many species of whale.
whaling wipes out creatures who deserve to thrive in their own environment.
whaling, in small quantities, can be ecologically beneficial, and a lot of whaling is done with research in mind.
without a ban on whaling, there is a risk that some species of whales, and maybe all species, will become endangered or even, possibly, extinct
without whaling, certain indigenous peoples will be left with fewer options for sustenance
you should not kill any living thing