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Banks pump billions into deforestation-linked firms in Southeast Asia

September 8, 2016

Banks have financed companies responsible for rainforest destruction in Southeast Asia to the tune of billions of dollars, a study showed Tuesday, and called on lenders to...

Indonesia Vows Action Against Palm-Oil Company Amid Effort to Douse Fires

September 7, 2016

Indonesia’s Forestry Ministry said Tuesday it would take legal action against a palm-oil company that allegedly cleared land through illegal burning and took environmental investigators hostage. Environment and...

Indonesia Environment Team Threatened With Death Investigating Haze

September 6, 2016

Dozens of Indonesian men, suspected of being hired by an oil palm plantation company, threatened to kill environmental investigators checking on fires on Sumatra island, the environment ministry...

Eastern Gorilla Now Critically Endangered Due to Illegal Hunting

September 5, 2016

Humanity has moved a step closer to wiping out our closest evolutionary relatives, with four of the six great ape species now listed internationally as critically endangered. The...

Mob Illegally Detains, Threatens Fire Investigators in Indonesia’s Riau

September 5, 2016

Seven fire investigators from Indonesia's Environment and Forestry Ministry were illegally held for several hours by a mob of men who threatened to burn them alive and dump...

S Korean Firm Accused of Burning Indonesian Forest

September 5, 2016

A South Korean-owned company is cutting down primary rainforests for timber and then setting fires to clear the land to plant oil palm in apparent violation of Indonesian...

Six myths Indonesia’s biggest forest destroyer wants you to believe

September 3, 2016

Pulp and paper company APRIL, along with its sister companies, is the greatest threat to the Indonesian rainforest. These amazing forests are some of the most diverse...

Nasa: Earth is Warming at A Pace ‘Unprecedented in 1,000 Years’

August 31, 2016

Records of temperature that go back far further than 1800s suggest warming of recent decades is out of step with any period over the past millennium. The...

Canada: Activists not properly account for $1.5 million in Squamish Nation funds

August 7, 2016

Two members of the Squamish Nation’s elected council have been stripped of their authority over financial matters after an independent investigation revealed a significant portion of $1.5...

Canada: Cost-cutting trumps safety at Woodfibre LNG

August 7, 2016

In a recent post in the Squamish Chief and other media, Woodfibre LNG’s VP Byng Giraud said he must “cut costs to make the business profitable”. The company...