West Papua Oil Palm Atlas: The companies behind the plantation explosion
- WRM
- 16 October 2015
The oil palm industry’s rapid growth in West Papua, Indonesia is having serious adverse effects on its indigenous population.
The oil palm industry’s rapid growth in West Papua, Indonesia is having serious adverse effects on its indigenous population.
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