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Indonesia's forestry industry is becoming aware that consumers in Europe and North America want assurances that timber products are not imported at the cost of rainforest destruction.
February 15, 2004
The following position statement by KAKKaPP was sent in January 2004 to the forestry authorities in Randublatung and the head of police in Blora, with copies to others listed here.
February 15, 2004
Fatal chemical explosion, East Java, WALHI fights Ladia Galaska road in court, NGOs demand ratification of international rights conventions, Archbishop Tutu calls on UN to act on West Papua, GEF policies on protected areas out of date, Central Java nuclear project revived
February 14, 2004
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November 16, 2003
What does 'good practice' in timber certification really mean?
November 15, 2003
A flood in North Sumatra has killed at least 130 people. Indonesia's environment minister points to illegal logging, which, he says can be categorised as terrorism. "The consequences are just as dangerous as a bomb".
November 15, 2003
A notorious dam project, designed during the Suharto era, is due to go ahead next year despite opposition from local people and NGOs supporting them.
November 15, 2003
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