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China failing to take effective action against timber smugglers

Chinese poachers caught with 555 marine turtles, most dead (PHOTOS)

China pledges $10 million to combat poaching in Africa

Illegal logging makes up 70 percent of Papua New Guinea’s timber industry

Investigation finds Chinese factory slaughters 600 whale sharks a year

Hong Kong to destroy 4,000 dead elephants’ worth of ivory

Anti-elephant poaching story goes viral in China

China bans shark fin, bird’s nest soup from state banquets

Illegal timber, rhino horn, elephant ivory seized in raids across Africa

Indonesia’s national airline carrier bans shark fins

China to build $17B worth of dams in Indonesian Borneo

Elephants massacred for ivory in Central African Republic

China ‘looting’ Africa of its fish

China’s hunger for resources has big environmental impact in Latin America

China’s 80 billion-a-year chopstick habit impacts forests

62% of all Africa’s forest elephants killed in 10 years (warning: graphic images)

New illegal logging ban in EU could sever all ties with companies working in DRC

Elephant and Rhino issues to be debated at CITES 16th Conference of Parties

Elephant massacre in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Chinese government creating secret demand for tiger trade alleges NGO (warning: graphic images)

Nitrogen pollution in China increased 60% annually between 1980 and 2010

Religion, Chinese government drive global elephant slaughter

Rhino poaching hits new record in 2012

African governments and China must respond as ivory trade reaches preposterous proportions

Malaysia intercepts 24 tons of elephant ivory being smuggled to China

‘Exporting deforestation’: China is the kingpin of illegal logging

Hong Kong authorities intercept shipment with 200 dead elephants’ worth of ivory

Foreign loggers and corrupt officials flouting logging moratorium in the Democratic Republic of Congo

China’s timber imports plunge

Corruption still plundering forests in Laos for furniture

Wildlife trade bans may be worsening trafficking of some species, argues paper

Religious fervor drives elephant slaughter

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