Footing the bill: protecting wildlife has a price. Why shouldn't animals help pay the tab?

Article Abstract:

The conservation of biodiversity could be improved if wildlife managers adopted South Africa's market-based techniques for protecting endangered species. South Africa funds its conservation efforts by marketing the byproducts of the protected animals.

Finance, Column, South Africa, Environmental policy, Nature conservation, Biological diversity conservation, Biodiversity conservation

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The front-runner: Bill Clinton

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Clinton enjoys running, not only despite his heavy schedule, but because of it. The presidential candidate states than running has excellent psychological benefits. His recent travels have made it more difficult to find time to run.

Biography

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Bill Clinton answers questions from Times Mirror Magazines' readers

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Bill Clinton stated that one of his greatest achievements in the area of natural-resource conservation is the preservation of the natural heritage of Arkansas. Clinton is committed to conserving and protecting natural resources.

Economic policy, Interview

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