What’s your verdict? The antiques trade appeals its failed bid to quash UK Ivory Act
A small group of antiques dealers will have another day in court 0n 24 February in a second bid to shoot down the UK Ivory Act
A small group of antiques dealers will have another day in court 0n 24 February in a second bid to shoot down the UK Ivory Act
Emissions of HFC-23 greenhouse gas are "a climate crime of epic proportions”
China is changing its Forest Law to include a nationwide ban on buying, processing or transporting illegally sourced timber
Chinese Government policy continues to legitimise the use of body parts of wildlife species threatened by trade in traditional Chinese medicine
A small group of antiques traders have failed in their bid to overturn the UK Ivory Act
EIA Senior Wildlife Campaigner Shruti Suresh was at the UK High Court hearing of a law suit brought to quash the landmark UK Ivory Act