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  • Shark and Ray Trade in Singapore - Wildlife Trade . . . - Traffic
    The recorded value of the export trade was US$40million (S$50 4 million) for 2012–2013, a close second after Hong Kong’s US$45 million (S$57 2 million), while the corresponding figures for import values were US$170 million (S$215 4 million) for Hong Kong, with Singapore well behind but still second on US$51 4 million (S$65 million)
  • Society for Conservation Biology | Last Stop: Extinction
    The U S has banned shark finning in in U S waters since 2000 Currently, California, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, New York, Oregon and Washington have shark finning bans in state waters and do not allow trade in or consumption of shark fins
  • Breaking the back of the shark fin trade | Speaking of Change
    An estimated 100 million sharks are killed every year with fins from up to 73 million used for shark fin soup, primarily to supply the market in Mainland China A pair of shark fins can sell for as much as U S $700 per kg in Asia
  • The Year of the Dragon Heralds a Shift for Sharks | HuffPost . . .
    The connection between declining shark populations and finning is tragically clear Each year, up to 73 million sharks are stripped of their fins and thrown back to the ocean to die a painful and prolonged death This is equal to over eight thousand sharks killed every hour
  • Stop Shark Finning
    Every year, over 100 million sharks are killed for their fins, which are sold to restaurants and grocery stores around the globe While the practice is illegal in several countries, it is difficult to enforce laws against an industry that generates over $1 billion dollars each year
  • Endangered Ocean: Sharks | Ocean Today - National Oceanic and . . .
    For these species, overfishing, bycatch, and shark finning are contributing factors in their decline But thanks to a global, growing awareness about vulnerable shark species, many countries are implementing shark fin bans – even in places where shark fin soup is considered a delicacy and cultural tradition
  • Understanding the Legal Challenges of Shark Finning
    Enforcing regulations around shark finning is no picnic The importance of this section lies in highlighting the many hurdles that restrict effective governance of shark populations For all the laws and bans on shark finning, translating these into actual, boots-on-the-ground enforcement can prove to be an uphill battle





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