Several retailers in Hong Kong agreed to stop selling goods made from this material in 2014, and the government there incinerated twenty-eight tons of it.
According to Tsavo Trust, the sale of this substance to Asians gives major funding to al-Shabaab and other African terrorist groups. Several retailers in Hong Kong agreed to stop selling goods made from this material in 2014, and the government there incinerated twenty-eight tons of it. The United States recently began allowing international movement of objects made of this material if they were made before 1976, though its trade has been (*) banned internationally since 1990. The U.S. is banning any material from Zimbabwe and Tanzania that comes from the same animals as this substance. This material was once commonly used in billiard balls and pianos. For 10 points, name this material often gained by illegally hunting elephants.
According to Tsavo Trust, the sale of this substance to Asians gives major funding to al-Shabaab and other African terrorist groups.
ivory