P133 Teletext 133 Jan12 22:56:11 IN THE WILD ———————————————————————————— GREENPEACE STILL FIGHTING FOR WHALES Greenpeace protesters sprayed an eight- metre wall of water in front of a Japanese whaling ship, on Sunday, to halt whaling in an Antartic sanctuary. Activists on an inflatable boat sprayed the water in front of harpoonists to block their line of vision. Greenpeace says Japan plans to kill 440 Minke whales illegally, this year. The International Whaling Commission, however, claims it is not illegal. ——————————————————————————————————1/6—— by Martin Burns LAND ON PLANET SOUND p450 Recipe Green TV Supermarkets Club 140P133 Teletext 133 Jan12 22:53:47 IN THE WILD ———————————————————————————— GREENPEACE STILL FIGHTING FOR WHALES Greenpeace activists on board an inflatable boat have again prevented the Japanese whaling boat Toshi Mark from hunting inside a whale sanctuary. The activists have been battling with the boat since December 20, 1999 and claim to have successfully disrupted its whaling on eight occasions. The group says Japan is in violation of a commercial whaling sanctuary in the Antarctic, created in 1994. ——————————————————————————————————2/6—— Today's veggie recipe 134 TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE p400 Recipe Green TV Supermarkets Club 140P133 Teletext 133 Jan12 22:59:25 IN THE WILD ———————————————————————————— GREENPEACE STILL FIGHTING FOR WHALES Greenpeace spokesman Richard Page says the tactic of spraying water in front of whaling ships to block the view of the harpooners is a new one. He says: "The inflatable boats use a pump to spray the water at the ship and so far the method is proving very successful." Sunday's venture took place on the 20th day of Greenpeace's campaign to stop what it calls "illegal whaling". ——————————————————————————————————3/6—— What's on green TV? 135 Y YEAR OF PROMISE p108 ITV Recipe Green TV Supermarkets Club 140P133 Teletext 133 Jan12 22:44:34 IN THE WILD ———————————————————————————— GREENPEACE STILL FIGHTING FOR WHALES Greenpeace and a Japanese whaling ship have been playing cat-and-mouse for 22 days in the waters of the Antartic. Greenpeace campaigner John Bowler says: "It is high time the Governments of the world took diplomatic action to obey international law and stop illegal whaling in Antartica." However, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) says what the Japanese are doing is "perfectly legal." ——————————————————————————————————4/6—— Today's veggie recipe 134 Y GET AN ECO-EDUCATION p148 Recipe Green TV Supermarkets Club 140P133 Teletext 133 Jan12 22:40:00 IN THE WILD ———————————————————————————— GREENPEACE STILL FIGHTING FOR WHALES Dr Ray Gambell of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) disagrees with the Greenpeace view that the whaling in the Antartica sanctuary is illegal. He says: "Japan is carrying out a 16-year research programme into the mortality rates of whales and that is legal according to the legislation. "Thjti are 761,000 Minkj whales in the Antarctic. Japan took 300 whales last year and plans another 440 this year." ——————————————————————————————————5/6—— Green Scene index 130 Y WHAT'S ON AT THE MOVIES? p410 Recipe Green TV Supermarkets Club 140P133 Teletext 133 Jan12 22:45:41 IN THE WILD ———————————————————————————— GREENPEACE STILL FIGHTING FOR WHALES Greenpeace claims that meat from the Minkj whales caught by the Japanese is ending up on dinner plates back in Japan, contrary to international law. Dr Gambell of the IWC says: "This may bj so, but it is still not illegal as the money from the sale of the whale meat goes back into the research. "Japan opted out of the sanctuary declaration in 1994 because of the numbers of Minkj whales involved." ——————————————————————————————————6/6—— by Martin Burns Y WIN A DVD PLAYER p415 Recipe Green TV Supermarkets Club 140