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Others220,000 ha oil palm concession in Liberia 1 Unverified
01:47 Dec 08, 2011
"Sime Darby Plantation through its fully owned subsidiary, Sime Darby Plantation (Liberia) Inc has a concession area of 220,000 hectares...
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Bomi, Gbarpolu, Grand Cape Mount and Bong counties of Liberia
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OthersPlans for 220,000 ha oil palm concession in southeast Liberia 1 Unverified
01:08 Dec 08, 2011
"Indonesia’s Golden Agri-Resources, the world’s second-largest producer of palm oil, last year signed a concession agreement...
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OthersSecond Greenpeace activist deported from Indonesia 57 Verified
12:11 Oct 20, 2011
Andy Tait became the second Greenpeace campaigner deported from Indonesia in less than a week.
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World's largest beef company breaks commitment on avoiding Amazon deforestation 0 Verified
12:58 Oct 19, 2011
In a campaign launched in Italy on Wednesday, Greenpeace accused Brazilian beef giant JBS-Friboi of breaking its commitment to exclude cattle...
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Brazil plans $120 billion in infrastructure investments in the Amazon by 2020 0 Verified
20:12 Oct 18, 2011
Brazil's push to expand infrastructure in the Amazon region will require at least 212 Brazilian reals ($120 billion) in public and private...
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OthersWhy is Indonesia afraid of Greenpeace? 0 Verified
08:42 Oct 18, 2011
Last week Indonesian immigration officials in Jakarta blocked Greenpeace director John Sauven from entering the country. Sauven, who two weeks...
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OthersIndonesia denies Greenpeace director entry despite official visa 0 Verified
19:15 Oct 13, 2011
Greenpeace director John Sauven was today denied entry into Indonesia despite obtaining a business visa two weeks ago, reports Greenpeace.
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Wildlife ImpactsBird-killing oil spill New Zealand's 'worst environmental disaster' 0 Verified
13:36 Oct 12, 2011
An oil spill from a grounded container ship in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty is threatening to worsen as authorities fear the ship is breaking...
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OthersGlobal Meat Production Increased 20 Percent Since 2000, Report Says 0 Verified
12:44 Oct 12, 2011
Global meat production has grown by 20 percent in the last decade and tripled since 1970, increases that have far exceeded the rate of population...
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Mongabay.com: Mexican environmental activist shot dead 2 Verified
11:29 Apr 25, 2011
Javier Torres Cruz, 30, who fought illegal deforestation by drug traffickers in the Mexican state of Guerroro, was murdered a week ago. A member...
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Wildlife ImpactsTurmeil, NSW, Australia (500 year old trees) > 1200 hectares 6 Unverified
00:23 Mar 28, 2011
Termeil, New South Wales, Australia.
[Edited version]: Over the last 2 years active logging; big trees come down; half a million flying foxes...
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Human ImpactsForest clearing near the border of Gunung Palung N.P. 0 Unverified
13:56 Mar 25, 2011
A large area of forest was cleared near the border of Gunung Palung N.P. in 2009, but illegal logging continues today. The land is being drained...
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Human ImpactsIllegal logging in Gunung Palung N.P. 0 Unverified
13:48 Mar 25, 2011
Illegal loggers are cutting softwoods and hardwoods from Gunung Palung National Park in West Kalimantan. The softwoods are being used in the...
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Wildlife ImpactsMalaysian tiger poachers still not brought to justice 1 Unverified
01:17 Mar 21, 2011
It has been more than a year since Channel 4 News obtained exclusive mobile phone video from Malaysia showing one criminal gang of tiger poachers....
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Wildlife ImpactsMongabay.com: Cambodia approves rubber plantation—in national park 1 Verified
09:54 Mar 13, 2011
The Cambodian Prime Minister, Hun Sen, has approved a 9,000 hectare (22,200 acre) rubber plantation in Virachey National Park despite its status...
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Mongabay.com: Cambodians prevented from protesting destruction of their forest 0 Verified
16:41 Mar 10, 2011
Cambodian villagers fighting to save their forest from rubber companies have been rebuked by the local government. Two days in a row local authorities...
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Mongabay.com: Corruption in Sarawak led to widespread deforestation, violations of indigenous rights 1 Verified
20:26 Mar 09, 2011
At the end of this month it will be 30 years since Abdul Taib Mahmud came to power in the Malaysian state of Sarawak. Environmentalists are...
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Yale360: Agribusiness Boom Threatens Key African Wildlife Migration 1 Verified
07:30 Mar 07, 2011
The Ethiopian region of Gambella is home to Africa’s second-largest mammal migration, with more than a million endangered antelope and...
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Mongabay.com: 90 oil spills in Peruvian Amazon over 3 years 0 Verified
08:30 Mar 03, 2011
A new report has uncovered 90 oil spills by Pluspetrol in northern Peru's Amazon rainforest over the past 3 years. Covering two oil blocs—1-AB...
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Wildlife ImpactsMongabay.com: Video: camera trap proves world's rarest rhino is breeding 0 Verified
20:01 Feb 27, 2011
There may only be 40 left in the world, but intimate footage of Javan rhino mothers and calves have been captured by video-camera trap in Ujung...
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