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From Cambodia to California: the world’s top 10 most threatened forests

Indonesia set to clear 3 million ha of rainforest in New Guinea

Illegal mining, plantation development rampant in Indonesian Borneo; state losses top $17B

Greening the world with palm oil?

‘New’ cat in Sumatra: clouded leopard is distinct subspecies

Apakah Menebangi Hutan Hujan untuk Kertas dan Bubur Kayu Bantu Kurangi Kemiskinan di Indonesia?

Indonesia to open protected forests to geothermal power

Does chopping down rainforests for pulp and paper help alleviate poverty in Indonesia?

Indonesia delays logging moratorium

Converting palm oil companies from forest destroyers into forest protectors

Borneo province selected for Indonesia’s first pilot under REDD program

Will Indonesia’s big REDD rainforest deal work?

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2010

Lack of price premium for certified palm oil endangers sustainability initiative

Teaching orangutans to be wild – orangutan rehabilitation

Logging, palm oil giant hires U.S. ambassador as lobbyist

George Soros: save Indonesia’s peatlands, rainforests

Sulawesi groups recognized for efforts to save endangered wildlife, forests

Saving Sulawesi’s ‘pig-deer’, the babirusa

NASA images reveal disappearing mangroves worldwide

Logging concession could extinguish endangered Sumatran elephant population

Consumer goods industry announces goal of zero deforestation in Cancun

Pulp plantations destroying Sumatra’s rainforests

Don’t ignore biodiversity when conserving carbon stocks

Plantations on peatlands are huge source of carbon emissions

Indonesia’s forest protection plan at risk, says report

Good stewards of forests at home outsource deforestation abroad

Bad books: US paper products are breaking the law and devastating rainforests

Scientists call upon Indonesia to recognize value of secondary forests

RSPO to recognize secondary forests as conservation priority

Photos: surprises discovered in tiny forest fragment surrounded by palm oil

U.S. companies should help drive push toward sustainable palm oil

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