Cites meeting: Ebony beats ivory in conservation stakes

12 Mar 2013
Last updated during 11:21 ET

By Matt McGrath
Environment correspondent, BBC News, Bangkok

It is believed that upgrading involved class in Cites will make illegally logged timber some-more formidable to sell

Delegates to a Cites charge assembly in Thailand have concluded inclusive restrictions on a trade in critically involved hardwood

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