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11 pages in length. Examining the Bush Administration's approach toward international trade of endangered species gives one a significantly better understanding of how mankind's selfishness has created a perilous situation for the animals. Changes in climate, destruction of habitat and loss of food source have all occurred at the hands of man, a greedy species who only looks out for his own best interests. However, what is becoming tremendously clear as the world closes in upon the twenty-first century is the fact that all the detrimental actions humanity has carelessly thrust upon the planet are coming back to haunt all species, including man. Soon there will be fewer and fewer animals left to exploit, with the elephant population representing one of the most immediately threatened of all wild animals because the Bush Administration blatantly supports lifting the existing ban on ivory trade. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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mankinds selfishness has created a perilous situation for the animals. Changes in climate, destruction of habitat and loss of food source have all occurred at the hands of man,
a greedy species who only looks out for his own best interests. However, what is becoming tremendously clear as the world closes in upon the twenty-first century is the
fact that all the detrimental actions humanity has carelessly thrust upon the planet are coming back to haunt all species, including man. Soon there will be fewer and fewer
animals left to exploit, with the elephant population representing one of the most immediately threatened of all wild animals because the Bush Administration blatantly supports lifting the existing ban on
ivory trade. "Its outrageous that the United States would get behind, let alone propose a resumption in the elephant ivory trade...And its ironic that the Bush administration would have
no problem spurring poaching of an animal that symbolizes its own political party" (Anonymous, 2002). II. LITERATURE REVIEW Animals provide a significant
supply of goods for human beings, not the least of which supports mans medicinal, food, companion and entertainment needs. However, in spite of all the various ways animals serve
mankind, there has historically been little thought given to their own right to existence, having always been considered little more than a disposable commodity. Whether it is the issue
of hunting, trapping, food farms, circuses, zoos or testing, animals have long provided -- and will likely continue to provide -- humanity with some of its most basic requirements, all
at the cost of the animals own life. The primary questions put forth are whether or not man is taking unfair advantage of his animal counterparts through such gross
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