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United States Senate passes bill banning shark fin sales.

The legislative body recently passed the Shark Fin Sales Elimination Act that would ban the sale and import of shark fins and related products. Every year, 73 million shark fins are sold on the global market, and 245,000 kilograms of it are imported into the United States. Currently, sale of fins in the nation is still legal, and they are imported from other countries to make soup, but the new law would stop this and thus save lives. 

The United States is a recipient of four Shining World Leadership Awards for Compassion, three Shining World Leadership Awards for Good Governance, seven Shining World Leadership Awards for Promoting Healthy Living, and Shining World Leadership Awards for Good Governor, ##Justice, Protection, and Environmental Protection; and a laureate of 25 Shining World Leadership Awards for Compassion, three Shining World Leadership Awards for Protection, two Shining World Leadership Awards for Loving Care, a Shining World Leadership Award for Good Governance, a Shining World Peace Leader Award, Shining World Caring Leadership Award, and Shining World Super Loving Care Leadership Award. 

Our appreciation, United States Senate, for passing this act to stop the import and sale of shark fins. We pray that the bill will quickly become law to better protect the sharks and oceans, in the loving care of the Providence.