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- 06 Aug 2010: Indonesian people-not international donors or orangutan conservationists-will determine the ultimate fate of Indonesia's forests
- 12 Jul 2010: Plan to Save Indonesia's Forests Hits Snags
- 09 Jul 2010: HSBC pulls investment from Sinar Mas after Greenpeace protest
- 06 Jul 2010: Special Report - Europe finds politics and biofuels don't mix
- 01 Jul 2010: Degraded land rules key to Indonesia climate goal
- 28 Jun 2010: Illegal orangutan trade: three arrested
- 28 Jun 2010: Little Ground Broken In New Palm Oil Rules
- 25 Jun 2010: Rainforest scientists urge UN to correct "serious loophole" by changing its definition of 'forest'
- 25 Jun 2010: In the Battle to Save Forests, Activists Target Corporations
Large corporations, not small-scale farmers, are now the major forces behind the destruction of the world’s tropical forests. From the Amazon to Madagascar, activists have been directing their actions at these companies — so far with limited success. - 25 Jun 2010: The campaign against palm oil : The other oil spill
Palm oil is a popular, cheap commodity, which green activists are doing their best to turn into a commercial liability. Companies are finding them impossible to ignore