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A Defender of World’s Whales Sees Only a Tenuous Recovery
A Defender of World’s Whales Sees Only a Tenuous Recovery: Biologist Roger Payne played a key role in helping end the wholesale slaughter of whales. In an interview with Yale Environment 360, Payne discusses the mysteries of these legendary marine mammals and the threats they continue to face.
BY CHRISTINA RUSSO
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