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01-21-2017, 12:01 PM
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LYON: International police body Interpol an**unced a new project on Friday that will identify and dismantle origanised crime networks between Africa and Asia that have devastated wildlife and made ivory a sought-after luxury.
Interpol, headquartered in the eastern French city of Lyon, said the initiative will focus on providing increased resources to countries linked to the illegal wildlife trade -- especially as it relates to ivory, rhi** horns and Asian big cats.
Elephant and rhi**ceros, k**wn as the ‘charismatic’ species, are often the poster children for the anti-poaching movement, tending to draw the most attention.
Interpol will also focus on other criminal activities linked to environmental crimes, including corruption, money laundering and firearms trafficking.
A June 2016 report by Interpol and the United Nations Environmental Programme found that environmental crimes were **w worth up to $258 billion from $213 billion per year.
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LYON: International police body Interpol an**unced a new project on Friday that will identify and dismantle origanised crime networks between Africa and Asia that have devastated wildlife and made ivory a sought-after luxury.
Interpol, headquartered in the eastern French city of Lyon, said the initiative will focus on providing increased resources to countries linked to the illegal wildlife trade -- especially as it relates to ivory, rhi** horns and Asian big cats.
Elephant and rhi**ceros, k**wn as the ‘charismatic’ species, are often the poster children for the anti-poaching movement, tending to draw the most attention.
Interpol will also focus on other criminal activities linked to environmental crimes, including corruption, money laundering and firearms trafficking.
A June 2016 report by Interpol and the United Nations Environmental Programme found that environmental crimes were **w worth up to $258 billion from $213 billion per year.
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