Palm oil firm accused of systematic illegal deforestation in Indonesia

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Environmental groups accuse palm oil and timber firm Korindo of illegal burning and deforestation in Papua and North Maluku

Major South Korean palm oil and timber company Korindo has been accused of fueling widespread deforestation and illegal fires for land clearing in Indonesia following an investigation led by US-based environmental...

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