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- May 24, 2013
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China's aquatics product industry is taking on ex-basketball star Yao Ming in defence of the trade in shark fins.
Changing traditions is not easy. It is even more difficult when substantial economic interests are involved. The battle to curb consumption of shark fin on the mainland is a case in point.
The mainland is considering banning officials from eating shark fin at banquets paid for by public money within three years - a prohibition environmentalists say would give a big push to global...
A woman has described the terrifying moment when she saw a huge shark as she swam with a group of children off Lamma Island.
Police confirmed the presence of a shark yesterday and...
I refer to the Lai See item ('Unhealthy appetite for cruelty in world's shark-fin capital, June 5) on a recent petition to legislators in Hong Kong, which once again criticises Chinese people for...
Sustainable fishing is what matters
Proposed European Union shark fishing regulations will require sharks to be landed with fins on ('Europe plans blanket ban on shark finning',...
I am writing to express my view on The Peninsula hotel deciding to take shark fin dishes off its menu from the start of next year. I think other top hotels are likely to follow suit.
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Hong Kong's oldest hotel will take shark fin off the menu in a move applauded by marine conservation groups.
From the start of next year, The Peninsula will stop serving the iconic...
The only freshwater fish named after Hong Kong, identified recently as a new species, is already dwindling in numbers, spurring efforts by scientists to step up a breeding programme.
When Chinese basketball star Yao Ming got married he did not have shark fin soup at his wedding. Many rich people like to eat shark fin soup because it shows everyone that they are rich.
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Ocean Park is a great way for youngsters to get a closer look at marine life, but for Geoffrey Yau, from Kwok Tak Seng Catholic Secondary School, the open sea is where he gets his fix of sea...
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