• ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE WRM BULLETIN

• OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE WRM BULLETIN

• Reopening of Indorayon pulp mill encounters strong local opposition
• Good news from Indonesia on oil palm!!!
• Paper production threatens communities and forests in Sumatra
• Pulp and paper industry menace in South Kalimantan
• The pulp and paper sector's unsustainable growth
• UPM-Kymmene and APRIL: The Chinese-Indonesian connection
• A new victim related to Indorayon
• Exploring the past and future of oil palm
• The bitter oil palm harvest
• New legislation, old problems
• The struggle against oil palm plantations
• Indonesian Indigenous Peoples question new forestry law
• Dayak people win lawsuit in Indonesia
• New book on impacts of tree plantations in  Indonesia
• Indorayon's future in question
• Opposition to oilpalm plantations
• People take action against companies' destructive activities
• Students break up meeting to promote transmigration and oil palm plantations in the Mentawai islands
• APRIL the troublemaker
• Violent confrontations related to Indorayon
• Conflict over oil palm plantations
• "Reform" times in Indonesia?
• Sawit Watch: an Indonesian network against oil palm plantations
• The struggle against Indorayon in Indonesia
• A depredatory economic "miracle"
• Local people burn oil palm plantation company's base camp
• Oil palm scheme in Siberut, Indonesia

OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION

• Oil Palm Plantations and Deforestation in Indonesia. What Role Do Europe and Germany Play?
  by WWF, November 2002.

• Tree Planting in Indonesia: Trends, Impacts and Directions
  by Lesley Potter and Justin Lee  - CIFOR

• Paper Tiger, Hidden Dragons. The responsibility of international financial institutions for Indonesian forest destruction, social conflict and the financial crisis of Asia Pulp & Paper
  by Ed Matthew - Friends of the Earth & Jan Willem van Gelder - Profundo

• Timber plantations in Indonesia approaching the predicaments of a modern utopia 
  by Nils Bubandt

• The Hesitant Boom: Indonesia’s Oil Palm Sub-Sector in an Era of Economic Crisis and Political Change
  by Anne Casson