Nine tonnes of elephant ivory were destroyed this week in Singapore. It was the largest ivory crushing event in recent years and the nation was willing to forgo S$18 million (€11 million) worth of the...
Killing of elephants because of their ivory is not over yet. A multi-billion euro business is still flourishing on ivory-trade while elephanths’ killing keeps going. We support the end of legal and illegal ivory trade. International legislation such as CITES (Convention of International Trade of Endangered Species) has important gaps and poor competence on enforcement and sanctions. This means that today elephants are not fully protected through international law and therefore States should act by introducing a straightforward domestic legislation banning the import and trade of ivory. Some States are more advanced than others. The European Union (EU) is still negotiating a new Regulation on this matter.
Nine tonnes of elephant ivory were destroyed this week in Singapore. It was the largest ivory crushing event in recent years and the nation was willing to forgo S$18 million (€11 million) worth of the...
The transformation product which will save the Planet and the Climate without killing billions of animals per year. Animal- free Meat – also called Lab-Grown, Cultivated or Clean- is expected to be placed soon on the European and global market. How it is made? Watch the Video from MosaMeat – a cultured meat start-up based in Maastricht (NL) Go to Green Impact Visibility Hub to learn more about the recent developments and the positive impacts associated to replacing conventional meat with Animal-free meat.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54353907 BBC news, 30 September 2020...
La Cina riapre subito i Wet market: una minaccia per la salute mondiale Dietro al commercio di animali selvatici diffuso in Cina un giro d’affar...
A new report has found that medicines containing pangolin scales are still being produced and sold throughout China, despite a recent ban on pangolin...
https://www.lifegate.com/south-africa-meat-safety-act Lifegate, 11 September 2020...
The Wildlife Justice Commission’s Intelligence Development Unit has analysed reported seizure data between 2016-2019 and combined it with the WJC’...
