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Deforestation Anonymous
In Indonesia since 2021, one forestry company – PT Mayawana Persada – has cleared more than 33,000 hectares, an area nearly half the size of Singapore. As this report sets…
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Massive deforestation in Borneo destroying orangutan habitat
A coalition of leading environmental organisations have released a report that sheds light on the alarming resurgence of deforestation in Indonesia.
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5 things you need to know about Europe’s forests
Forests cover around 40% of Europe's land area, creating green and lush landscapes. However, a darker reality emerges about their state when you dig into the statistics. Here are five things you probably didn't know about the current state of Europe's forests.
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The climate emergencies of 2023
We outlined some of the climate emergencies of the year in this blog — from torrential rains in Southeast Asia that resulted in catastrophic floods and landslides, to droughts in Africa that exacerbated the region’s hunger and poverty.
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How our financial system is bankrolling extinction and what governments need to do to restore nature
As Governments are preparing their plans on how to implement the commitments they have made in the historic Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, we urge them to adopt regulations of the finance sector, control financial flows, and stop and reverse the destruction of natural ecosystems.
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Three Basins Summit ends without concrete action, neglects Indigenous rights
Three Basins Summit ends without concrete action, neglects Indigenous Rights
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Three Basins Summit in Brazzaville can open doors for an alternative future
Tropical forest nations play a central role in combating tropical deforestation and shaping global climate and biodiversity governance - and for good reason.
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APP Sinarmas: Forest Promises Pulped
A 10 year progress report card on how Asia Pulp and Paper Sinarmas has broken its promises to end deforestation and peatland destruction in Indonesia.
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Nature Crime Files – Czechia
When corporations turn vibrant forests into products and the government looks the other way, it is up to us to stop the crimes against natural ecosystems.