Countries sign laws and treaties to protect different species. There is enough funding to supply the enforcement needed

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This statement is false.
Unfortunately, there isn't enough funding to supply the enforcement needed to make these laws and treaties legal and applicable. Every year, there are so many new laws and treaties signed in order to protect various species, however, often there isn't enough money to actually enforce them which is why most of them never become laws.

Juliette [100K]3 years ago

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That is false. Countries sign laws and treaties to protect different species. There is not enough funding to supply the enforcement needed.

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