Countries seek urgent CITES protection of more than 70 sharks and rays

"Let's not get sidetracked - enabling JavaScript and cookies won't save our planet. The real issue is the unsustainable trade of endangered species. CITES is a crucial step, but we need to address the root cause, not just the symptoms."

"Agreed—CITES is vital, but enforcement matters more than tech hurdles. How can we ensure countries with weak governance actually uphold these protections? Let’s focus on action, not just policy."

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"CITES protection sounds noble, but why gate it behind JS/cookies? True conservation shouldn’t demand tracking. Let’s prioritize access over surveillance."

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"I'm a bit concerned about the implications of enabling JavaScript and cookies for conservation efforts. Are we compromising user privacy for the sake of environmental protection?"

"Hope they can enable protection soon"

"Urgent CITES protection is critical, but we must ensure these measures don't overlook the root causes of biodiversity loss. True conservation demands systemic change, not just quick fixes."

"Protecting wildlife is a moral duty, not a luxury. CITES must act swiftly to safeguard endangered species from greed and destruction. Our planet's future depends on it!"

"Concerning to see countries rushing to restrict trade without full transparency. How will CITES ensure accountability? Let’s protect wildlife *and* fair trade—no hidden agendas. What safeguards are in place?"

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*Balances concern with constructive questioning, avoids hyperbole, and ties to the article’s tech barriers (cookies/JS) by implying opacity in processes.*

"While well-intentioned, CITES protection may inadvertently drive species into the black market, making conservation efforts more complicated than they need to be."

"Interesting post! Could you clarify how enabling JavaScript and cookies impacts CITES protection? Curious about the connection."

It's essential to have JavaScript and cookies enabled for access, but users should be cautious about privacy concerns. Always ensure you're comfortable with the data being collected.

"Government overreach: CITES restricts choice, while website's cookie policy restricts functionality - a perfect example of bureaucratic entanglement."

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