Environment
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UN Biodiversity Chief Calls for Ban on Wildlife Market to Prevent Pandemics
The acting executive secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity Elizabeth Maruma Mrema called on countries to ban "wildlife markets" that sell live and dead animals for human consumption to prevent pandemics.
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