How regulation of endangered wildlife trade can prevent the next pandemic

Just over 100 days ago, on March 11, Covid-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation. It has caused immense human suffering and economic distress. It has also led individuals, societies, governments and organisations to realise that we have neglected the inseparable links between the environment and human health.As some countries begin, these past weeks, to lift measures enacted, now is a crucial time to reflect on how we can exit this crisis by building a better, more…

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