A global database on environmental corruption could help protect nature and society

Illegal logging constitutes a grave threat to biodiversity. (Illustration photo: RoyLuck/flickr.com)

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Corruption plays a significant role in environmental harms around the world. A global database of environmental corruption could assist anyone working to address these issues.

David Aled Williams

Principal Adviser (U4) and Senior Researcher (CMI)

A global database on environmental corruption could help protect nature and society

David Aled Williams

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