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Africa: Where palm oil is still a source of life

Forests under siege: Liberia may intensify forest destruction

“The world’s forests remain under threat from illegal logging… Illegal logging perpetuates corruption, undermines livelihoods, fuels social conflict, deprives governments of revenue and erodes countries’ natural resource bases.” Chatham House Report, July 2015 (1)

West Papua Oil Palm Atlas: The companies behind the plantation explosion

Democratic Republic of Congo: “We need justice to be made"

Interview with Jean-François Mombia on oil palm plantations Could you tell us what is the RIAO-RDC (Information and Support Network for national NGOs-Democratic Republic of Congo) and what are its main activities?

Financialized capital and palm oil corporations

Brazil– mining company VALE promoting oil palm in Pará: Impacts of the "green economy"

Why the forest concession model does not solve the structural problems of logging and wood extraction?

Logging concessions; basis of an industry, or political control?

Cambya caña de azúcar

Cambodia: Steps to Victory

 

Deforestation funds more plantations: The new Compensatory Afforestation Fund Bill in India

Giving away India’s forests

Palm oil concessions for logging: the case of Herakles Farms in Cameroon

 

The Mundukuru peoples in Brazil: forestry concessions imposed on indigenous lands

 

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