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29 June, 2013

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Fighting Forest Fires in Sumatra

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29 June, 2013

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Forest Fires in Sumatra

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23 June, 2013

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Villagers Evacuate During Forest Fires in Sumatra

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Transporting Oil Palm Fruit Bunches in Riau

06 May, 2013

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Transporting Oil Palm Fruit Bunches in Riau

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04 May, 2013

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Rainforest in Tesso Nilo National Park

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29 June, 2013

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Fighting Forest Fires in Sumatra

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29 June, 2013

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Forest Fires in Sumatra

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25 June, 2013

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Forest Fires in Sumatra

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04 May, 2013

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Peatland Palm Oil Plantation in Riau

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Certifying Destruction, Forest Fires Link to RSPO (All Photographers)

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09/02/2013

The palm oil sector was the single largest driver of deforestation in Indonesia between 2009-2011, accounting for about a quarter of the country’s forest loss, revealed Greenpeace International in new mapping analysis. The analysis shows that significant deforestation took place in concessions currently owned by members of the palm oil industry’s largest sustainability organisation, the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, including companies such as Singapore-based Wilmar International. More damning is the revelation that RSPO concessions accounted for 39% of the fire hotspots on palm oil concessions in Riau during January-June 2013.