Lin will study threatened marine wildlife in South China to
address illegal trade of these species, and use research and monitoring to reduce poaching and expand conservation.
Not exact matches
Alf Hitchcock, Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, added: «For some time, police forces have been working closely with
Trading Standards to
address the
illegal sale of knives to young people.
Its chapters
address: excess nitrogen in the environment; combating (re) emerging infectious diseases; marine fish and shellfish farming;
illegal wildlife
trade; methane hydrates; realizing the potential of citizen science; air pollution; plastic debris in the ocean; securing soil carbon benefits; and rapid change in the Arctic.
It
addresses, inter alia: HCFC phase - out and energy efficiency; the contributions of the Montreal Protocol to reaching the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs);
illegal HCFC
trade, refrigeration equipments; HCFC phase - out in Australia; and prior informed consent.
This, of course, does not even begin to
address the problems posed by the
illegal wildlife
trade.
While shark finning is
illegal in the U.S., current federal laws banning the practice do not
address the issue of the shark fin
trade, so shark fins are imported to the U.S. from countries with few or even no shark protections in place,» notes Oceana.