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Press Releases
- Staggering Number of Snares Threaten Wildlife in Southeast Asia July 08, 2020
- Today, Tomorrow and Beyond: Experts Chart the Future of Aquaculture June 29, 2020
- One Year In, Major Companies Come Together in an Unprecedented Step Toward Transparency on the Global Plastic Waste Crisis June 08, 2020
- WWF Welcomes China’s Move to Strengthen Protection for Chinese Pangolins - Amid Concerns for Human Health June 06, 2020
- Declaración de WWF con relación a la Orden Ejecutiva sobre Regulaciones Ambientales June 04, 2020
- New oped: For all the damage it has caused, the global shutdown has shown us a pathway for a green recovery driven… https://t.co/eRX3X6p5nO
- The emergence of Covid-19 has put a spotlight on one of the leading drivers of emerging zoonotic diseases: the glob… https://t.co/UE1SGp56El
- New WWF report - ReSource: Plastic - looks at corporate plastic footprints and highlights clear actions needed to f… https://t.co/OceRYUbzVH
WWF In The News
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Are Our Oceans More Polluted Because of Coronavirus? July 03, 2020 – The Hill
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Here’s How the US Government Can Help Prevent the Next Pandemic July 03, 2020 – Our Daily Planet
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After the Coronavirus, China Moves to Kick Its Exotic Meat Habit June 28, 2020 – NBC
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Pandemic Causes China to Ban Breeding of Bamboo Rats and Other Wild Animals June 28, 2020 – NPR
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Expert Insights Into the Growth of Global Aquaculture June 26, 2020 – The Fish Site