Forest Destruction in Sumatra
28 April, 2010 
GP023WH 
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Kerumutan Peat Swamp Forest in Sumatra
28 April, 2010 
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Obama Banner Action in Riau
12 November, 2009 
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Obama Banner Action in Riau
12 November, 2009 
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Intact Peatland Forest in Indonesia
11 November, 2009 
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Boys in Indonesian Forest
10 November, 2009 
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Journey Through Peatland Forest in Indonesia
10 November, 2009 
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Sumatran Orangutan
02 November, 2009 
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Forest Destruction in Indonesia
30 October, 2009 
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Palm Oil Action against Ship Gran Couva in Riau
10 November, 2008 
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Forest Clearance in Riau
07 November, 2008 
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APP Forest Destruction Banner in Indonesia
05 August, 2010 
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Logging Operations in Sumatra
26 April, 2010 
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Logging Camp in Sumatra
26 April, 2010 
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Intact Peatland Forest in Indonesia
11 November, 2009 
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Activists Build Dams in Indonesia
10 November, 2009 
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Peatland Rainforest in Indonesia
09 November, 2009 
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Forest Destruction in Indonesia
30 October, 2009 
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Acacia Mangium Plantation in Indonesia
27 October, 2009 
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Deforestation in Sumatra
04 July, 2009 
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Eucalyptus Plantations in Sumatra
04 July, 2009 
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Deforested Area for Palm Oil Plantations in Riau
05 November, 2008 
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Flock of Igrats in Japura
26 October, 2007 
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Action against April Pulp in Indonesia
15 July, 2010 
GP024MO 
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Action against April Pulp in Indonesia
15 July, 2010 
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Deforestation in Indonesia 

Deforestation in Indonesia 

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10/13/2010 
A selection of images showing the forests of Sumatra, Indonesia, and their destruction.
Current Government concessions and illegal logging are devastating Indonesia’s carbon-rich peatlands and rainforests for palm oil and pulp and paper plantations. The clearing of peatlands and forests significantly contributes to climate change. Indigenous people’s customary lands and rights have been violated, causing social conflict, and natural habitats of endangered species are dwindling.
Greenpeace are calling on the Indonesian and Norwegian governments to close loopholes in a billion dollar deal to immediately implement a moratorium on all further natural forest clearance both within new and existing concession areas. 
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