ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE WRM BULLETIN

• Cambodia's Prey Long forest is “equivalent to life itself” for local communities
• Cambodia: Indigenous people confronted with a rubber plantation empire
• New WRM Information tools
• Women raise their voices in three continents

• Nigeria: Michelin’s rubber plantations destroyed women’s livelihoods

• Nigeria: Tyres at the expense of people’s livelihoods

• Rural livelihoods made vulnerable as rubber investments take over land in Laos

• Plantations Development in Laos – The scramble for a piece of the Lao pie

• Thailand: Rubber prices fluctuate, how can farmers benefit?

• Liberia: Painful rubber – the hard day’s life of Firestone tappers français português
• Cameroon: Bagyeli severely impacted by the establishment of industrial plantations français português
• Cambodia: Indigenous women raise their voices to protect their forest and traditional livelihoods from rubber plantation companies français português
• Thailand: Rubber plantations against forests, people and health

2007

• Cameroon: FAO’s rubber “forests”

• Rights of rubber farmers in Thailand under free trade - By Ms Sayamol Kaiyoorawong and Ms Bandita Yangdee - Project for Ecological Awareness Building - February 2008

• Forest destruction for poverty reduction: The Tum Ring rubber Plantation - by Andrew Cock. In "Plantations are not Forests. Commercial Tree Plantations in the Mekong Region".Vol. 9 No. 3 March - June 2004. Published by Towards Ecological Recovery and Regional Alliance (TERRA)