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The Efficacy of Downlisting the African Elephant under CITES: A Critical Assessment
International trade in wildlife and endangered species is an extremely lucrative business, bringing in an estimated five billion US dollars annually. This makes it one of the world's largest industries. Nearly one third of this trade is illegal. Millions of animals suffer and die each year at the ha...
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Institute of Marine and Environmental Law
2014
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