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20 April 2020

Workers in an oil palm plantation in Papua, Indonesia

17 April 2020

Moray McLeish, vice president of corporate responsibility and sustainability, Asia, Olam International.

Dr Wai-Chan Chan, MD, Consumer Goods Forum

16 April 2020

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15 April 2020

Deforestation Palangka Raya in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

9 April 2020

School of tropical fish in Sipadan, Borneo, Malaysia

Olam coffee Vietnam

8 April 2020

Elim Sritaba, chief sustainability officer of Asia Pulp and Paper, with Pak Suryono, a farmer who previously used slash-and-burn techniques to prepare land for cultivation. Image: APP

A house in the middle of a forest in the Amazon riverbank, Brazil

3 April 2020

Forests cleared for palm oil cultivation.

Beverley Postma takes over from Darrel Webber as chief executive of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil.

30 March 2020

china coal plant in the afternoon

logging east kalimantan indonesia

13 March 2020

Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex

12 March 2020

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11 March 2020

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9 March 2020

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6 March 2020

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