Kenya burns huge pile of ivory tusks to protest poaching

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   Brooke

   May 1, 2016 at 9:13 am — Reply

   Wouldn’t it be more intelligent to sell the tusks, and use the proceeds to pay for additional rangers to prevent poaching, instead of destroying them, and making ivory even more desirable by its scarcity?

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