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Regulation
The Trade Report That Isn’t A Trade Report
Laurence Dutton | istockphoto The first thing to say about the CITES World Wildlife Trade Report is that it isn’t…
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Regulation
Has Australia Gone Troppo?
The Australian slang word once used to describe how some people go crazy due to the tropical (troppo) climate can…
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Biodiversity
Why CoP15 Must Not Become A Cop-Out
ArisSu | istockphoto.com The world has got used to an annual conference discussing the climate crisis, but the sister conference…
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Biodiversity
Basic Income vs. Sustainable Use
hadynyah | istockphoto.com Many stakeholders who profit from the ‘sustainable’ use of wild species benefit from having people believe that…
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Books
The Dawn of Everything
A dramatically new understanding of human history, challenging our most fundamental assumptions about social evolution―from the development of agriculture and…
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Books
When McKinsey Comes to Town
An explosive, deeply reported exposé of McKinsey & Company, the international consulting firm that advises corporations and governments, that highlights…
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Regulation
Broken Systems – Corporate Criminal Justice Has Never Existed
Motortion | istockphoto.com Over recent years there has been an ever-growing dialog about how to deal with the transnational, organised…
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Biodiversity
Rajkumar Keswani – The Journalist Who Foretold One Industrial Disaster Is Killed By Another
Arindam Banerjee | Dreamstime Forty years ago, Bhopali journalist Rajkumar Keswani wrote his first article warning of the dangers posed…
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Regulation
What is the Purpose of Announceables?
South_agency | istockphoto.com In August 2019, then environment minister Sussan Ley formally announced Australia’s intention to close the domestic trade…
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Biodiversity
High Fashion Courts Presidents and Princesses
Frédéric Legrand | Dreamstime.com Some conservationists felt a sense of relief to hear President Macron’s “end of abundance, the end…
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