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Nature crime has become a trillion-dollar industry

Global network aims to disrupt criminal enterprises
The launch of the Nature Crime Alliance spotlights the urgency of addressing environmental crimes.
Ellanie Smit
One of the largest illicit economies in the world, nature crime is closely linked to terrorism, corruption, human rights abuses, financial crime and other threats to peace and secu
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Allgemeine Zeitung 2024-11-18

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