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Indonesia is the world’s top producer of photocopy paper and of palm oil, used in a huge range of products from beauty products to biofuels. But to sate the world’s voracious appetite for cheap paper and so-called “green” fuel, the country is burning up its invaluable rainforest and carbon-rich peatland.
We were just thinking the same thing! RELATED TOPICS: biodiversity, ghg, greenhouse gasses, Greenpeace, Indonesia, marsh, marshland, paper, wwf
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