It also helps make money. As a natural scientist I cannot accept that Greenpeace is opposed to whaling. One must be allowed to harvest a renewable resource. To me, this is an important principle, and I have taken the consequences of it by resigning. In the 1990s, the animal rights movement has made considerable advances in certain Western countries, particularly in the US and England.
Animal rights is a clearly defined ideological concept.
In view of this, there can be no difference between the ethics that apply to relationships between humans and those between humans and animals. The animal rights ideology denies man the possibility of utilizing animals no matter to what end. All who have inherent value have it equally, whether they be human animals or not. As for commercial agricultur, the rights view takes a similar abolitionist position. So far, animal rights' ideology has not been too visible in the campaigns against whaling and sealing.