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National 5 years ago
Two years on, ban on new palm oil plantations brings little change
It has been over two years since the government set a moratorium on new palm oil development, but environmentalists say the move has failed to bring about much-needed change in the governance of the lucrative export commodity.
National 5 years ago
Indigenous peoples injured in clash with state-owned plantation company in N. Sumatra
Dozens of indigenous peoples of Kampung Durian Selamak, Langkat regency, North Sumatra were injured in a clash with security forces on Tuesday after attempting to block state-owned plantation company PT Perkebunan Nusantara II (PTPN II) from occupying their customary land.
Opinion 5 years ago
Wicked fires: Managing fire risk in changing climate
After widespread forest fires in Indonesia and Brazil in 2019, and the more recent catastrophic summer fires in Australia, it is timely to explore the context behind these extraordinary events and consider the potential future impact amid changing climate.
