Interpol's Global Crackdown on Environmental Crime Results in 233 Arrests
An international operation led by Interpol has resulted in 233 arrests across nine countries, targeting illegal mining, logging, and wildlife trafficking. The operation uncovered extensive links between environmental crime and international companies, revealing the scale of Amazon deforestation.
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Interpol crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking leads to 233 arrests
Interpol crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking leads to 233 arrests
Interpol's Global Crackdown on Environmental Crime Leads to 233 Arrests
Interpol crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking leads to 233 arrests
Interpol crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking leads to 233 arrests
Interpol crackdown on illegal mining, logging and wildlife trafficking leads to 233 arrests
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