In order to stop fueling the ruthless destruction of African wildlife and thwart a major financing source for terrorists, it is clear that our efforts must be better coordinated across a wide spectrum of actors.
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Lowey calls for coordinated efforts to combat wildlife trafficking and its links to terrorism.
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