Halting extinctions would cost $80 bln; half of bankers' bonuses

OSLO, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Governments need to spend $80 billion a year to halt extinctions of endangered animals and plants, many times current levels and only half the amount paid to bankers in bonuses last year, a study showed.
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