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Logging of primary rainforests not ecologically sustainable, argue scientists

Economic slowdown leads to the pulping of Latvia’s forests

Levi’s new forest policy excludes fiber from suppliers linked to deforestation

The year in review for rainforests

Will ‘sustainable’ palm oil sell in China?

Feeding the world’s population and saving forests aren’t mutually exclusive

Cargill should do more to end use of problematic palm oil, says RAN

Peace accord reached in violent conflict between locals and Indonesian state plantation company

Toymaker Hasbro cuts deforestation from its supply chain

Group forms to establish standard for Lacey Act compliance

McDonald’s joins sustainable palm oil initiative

World’s largest beef company breaks commitment on avoiding Amazon deforestation

Should public or private money finance efforts to save forests?

Europe should lift duty on RSPO-certified palm oil to encourage use, says Dutch group

Malaysian government to launch RSPO rival for palm oil certification

Cargill adopts ‘greener’ palm oil policy

Europe to require listing of palm oil on product labels

Endangered species trafficking: What did Gibson Guitar know?

Australia’s Senate passes palm oil labeling bill

FSC mulls controversial motion to certify plantations responsible for recent deforestation

Alleged moratorium breach becomes test for RSPO

FSC to continue allowing baboon killing on sustainably-certified plantations

Ahead of meeting, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) loses another supporter

Palm oil labeling bill fails to pass in Australia

Could palm oil help save the Amazon? (2011)

Could palm oil help save the Amazon?

Dutch buy first ‘responsible’ soy sourced from the Amazon

Indonesian president urges other countries not to buy illegally logged wood from Indonesia

90% of tropical forests managed poorly or not at all

Shipping firm pledges to disconnect itself from rainforest destruction

Locals clash with ‘sustainable’ FSC logging company in the Congo

Australia forest destruction connected to local products

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