To date, assessments of the sustainability of agricultural commodity supply chains have largely relied on some combination of macro-scale footprint
[caption id="attachment_126" align="alignright" width="300"] Going, going, gone... the fate of all protected species in production manscapes?[/caption
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https://youtu.be/H1kd1n2SyLU Still one of my favorite drone videos...
Early June this year, the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) celebrated its first certificates for Indonesian forest manager
the available data suggests that any link between (timber) trade names and tree species should be approached with (extreme) caution/prejudice. Tree sp
Anyone who has ever spent time in Kalimantan or Sumatra during the dry season knows that burning land for agriculture, for hunting, or just for fun is
I’m sitting at a warung in Central Sulawesi, waiting to pay for my coffee. Two coffees, in fact, and two cakes. The warung owner whips out a calcula
Greenpeace believes that palm oil can be produced responsibly. Palm oil production has been part of the livelihoods of local communities in Asia and A
Hmmm, photoshopping satellite imagery to make it look "greener" - and suggesting there's virgin "rainforest" there - is a known issue. Using outdated