Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-against-April-Pulp-in-Indonesia-27MZIFIAIBN6.htmlConceptually similarAction against April Pulp in IndonesiaGP024MNCompleted★★★★Action against April Pulp in IndonesiaGP024MLCompleted★★★★Action against April Pulp in IndonesiaGP024MMCompleted★★★★Action against April Pulp in IndonesiaGP024MOCompleted★★★★Action against April Pulp in IndonesiaGP024MPCompleted★★★★★★APRIL Pulpwood Concession in SumatraGP04VRQCompleted★★★★Forest action against Timber BargeGP01R2OCompleted★★★★Banner against Deforestation in IndonesiaGP01VVTCompleted★★★★Banner against Deforestation in IndonesiaGP01VVVCompleted★★★★View AllGP024MQAction against April Pulp in IndonesiaTwenty-five Greenpeace activists in Teluk Binjai, Pelalawan, Riau, block the loading of a barge carrying rainforest logs from Kampar's carbon rich peatland forests to APRIL's pulp mill in Pangkalan Kerinci. This is the second time Greenpeace activists have taken action to stop APRIL destroying the natural forest of Kampar. After a Greenpeace action in October 2009, the Minister for Forests ordered the temporary suspension of APRIL operations, however this year operations restarted without the Ministry conducting the promised legal and legislative review of APRIL's existing permits or resolving conflicts between the company and the community as promised. The destruction of rainforests and peatlands by companies like APRILand Sinar Mas is the key reason why, according to recent governmentestimates, Indonesia ranks as the world’s third largest greenhouse gasemitter.Locations:Asia-Indonesia-Pelalawan Regency-RiauDate:15 Jul, 2010Credit:© Modeerf Tserof / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2000px X 1339pxKeywords:Access blockade actions-APRIL-Banners-Climate (campaign title)-Day-Forests (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-Hard hats-KWCI (GPI)-One person-Outdoors-Paper industry-Peatland-Rivers-Timber-Timber industry-WaterShoot:Action against April Pulp in IndonesiaActivists prevent the loading of a barge carrying rainforest logs from Kampar’s carbon rich peatland forests to APRIL’s pulp mill in Pangkalan Kerinci. This is the second time Greenpeace activists have taken action to stop APRIL destroying the natural forest of Kampar. After a Greenpeace action in October 2009, the Minister for Forests ordered the temporary suspension of APRIL operations however this year operations restarted without the Ministry conducting the promised legal and legislative review of APRIL's existing permits or resolving conflicts between the company and the community. The destruction of rainforests and peatlands by companies like APRILand Sinar Mas is the key reason why, according to recent governmentestimates, Indonesia ranks as the world’s third largest greenhouse gasemitter.
