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Illegal wildlife profits US$7B-$23B a year

The Financial Action Task Force said in it first-ever global report on the illegal wildlife trade that it launders US$7 billion-$23 billion in profits a year.

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By Arete News - June 25, 2020
A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service "buyer beware" exhibit at Newark Liberty International Airport (AN/John Heilprin)
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