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Increasing Value of Ivory Poses Major Threat to Elephant Populations
The global price of ivory increased tenfold since its 1989 trade ban by the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), new research has found. The University of Bristol Veterinary School study, published in Biological Conservation [25 July], is the first to analyze trends in global ivory market values since the ban came into effect.
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