Animals
Google Runs 10,000 Ivory Ads in Japan, Conservation Group Says
The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) says more than 10,000 ads promoting ivory products are running on Google's Japanese shopping site, further encouraging the poaching of elephants which is leading to them becoming slowly extinct.
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