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France Becomes First European Nation to Publicly Destroy Ivory, 3 Tons Crushed
By pulverizing 3 metric tons of illegal ivory in front of the Eiffel Tower on Thursday, France became the newest addition to a growing list of nations taking a stance against poaching and wildlife crime by publicly destroying part of its ivory stockpile.
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