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From violence to land grabs: The cost of transmigration in Papua
Academia 1 year ago

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From violence to land grabs: The cost of transmigration in Papua

Transmigration in West Papua was preceded by a series of threats and violent acts that paved the way for settlers while indigenous people were exterminated and their land was taken for a pittance.
15 killed after truck plunges into river in Riau
Archipelago 1 year ago

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15 killed after truck plunges into river in Riau

Rescuers began the search on Saturday after a truck carrying employees of PT Empat Res Bersaudara (ERB), which operates a local acacia plantation, and members of their families plunged into the river at about 10 a.m.
Govt tightens rules on palm oil firms’ mandatory land allocation for smallholders
Markets 1 year ago

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Govt tightens rules on palm oil firms’ mandatory land allocation for smallholders

New rules require firms to give 20 percent of their land to smallholders before the government extends their permits.
Riding the wave: Momentum in Indonesia’s plantation sectors
Companies 1 year ago

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Riding the wave: Momentum in Indonesia’s plantation sectors

Indonesia’s CPO production is expected to improve, stabilizing export volumes, although they are likely to remain below historic levels of 26 million to 28 million tonnes.
Facing palm oil nonsense
Editorial 1 year ago

Facing palm oil nonsense

There are still many sustainable ways in store to enhance palm oil output, especially through long-neglected replanting efforts rather than opening new plantations by clearing forests.
Energy plantations are driving social and environmental inequality
Academia 1 year ago

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Energy plantations are driving social and environmental inequality

Energy transition policies risk enabling environmental destruction and deepening social inequities, particularly within the forestry sector.
Palm plantations cannot replace forests, Mr. President
Academia 1 year ago

Palm plantations cannot replace forests, Mr. President

Prabowo’s claim that oil palm plantations can replace forests is fundamentally flawed when viewed through ecological, climatic and societal lenses.
Crocodile mauls plantation worker in West Kalimantan to death
Archipelago 1 year ago

Crocodile mauls plantation worker in West Kalimantan to death

The 44-year-old woman was working with a colleague in the province when the crocodile chased the pair, biting the victim on her left hand and dragging her into a ditch.
Palm oil conference overshadowed by damaging information
Academia 1 year ago

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Palm oil conference overshadowed by damaging information

Allowing such negative information to linger on could validate the perception as to just how bad has been the public-sector and corporate governance of the country’s natural resources, notably the lucrative palm oil industry.
Palm oil key in Prabowo’s goal to achieve food and energy security
Academia 1 year ago

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Palm oil key in Prabowo’s goal to achieve food and energy security

Prabowo has committed to accelerating Indonesia’s transition into renewable energy by expanding the mandatory mix of 35 percent palm oil in diesel fuel (B35) to B40 next year.
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