A new report by the EMS Foundation calls for South Africa’s 70,000kg rhino horn stockpile to be destroyed to prevent poaching and illegal...
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Legalising trade will remove the stigma that rhino horn is illegal and could entice many more consumers into the market. The demand will then outstrip the legal supply and poaching will increase. This will push security measures beyond breaking point.
A new report by the EMS Foundation calls for South Africa’s 70,000kg rhino horn stockpile to be destroyed to prevent poaching and illegal...
Researchers in Johannesburg hope radioactive chips injected into rhino horns will help them stop poaching and the trade in endangered wildlife.
South Africa's fight against rhino poaching has gone nuclear.
A group of researchers from the University of the Witwatersrand have begun a test which will see the injection of 20 live rhinos with small The post...
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Last week, 20 black and white rhinos went nuclear after radioisotopes were inserted into their horns in a novel approach to anti-poaching. This tiny...
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The fifth United Nations Global Survey on Digital and Sustainable Trade Facilitation, jointly conducted by the five United Nations Regional...