Wildlife as a resource: the controversy of bear farming

In 2012, Guizhentang, a bear farm in China’s Fujian Province became the target of international criticism. On 1 February, the company was reportedly among 220 companies awaiting approval by the Growth Enterprise Board of the country’s Securities Regulator Commission for their applications to trade o...

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