The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is the main international instrument for combatting traffic in endangered species and provides the framework for animal protections for its partner nations. Which of the following is a challenge for implementing the protocols of CITES?
a. As of 2016, very few nations had agreed to sign on to CITES, limiting its reach and influence.
b. Although more than 100 nations have signed on to CITES, individual domestic laws have not been adapted to meet CITES guidelines, limiting CITES efficacy.
c. Although more than 100 countries have signed on to CITES, protections for animals cannot be enforced because the United Nations does not recognize wildlife trafficking as a crime.
d. CITES offered clear, precise guidelines for each nations to follow regarding trade in all natural species.
b. Although more than 100 nations have signed on to CITES, individual domestic laws have not been adapted to meet CITES guidelines, limiting CITES efficacy.
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