Video: 'By 2020 there may be no more forests left in the world to save'

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APP's head of sustainability explains the challenges the company has faced ending deforestation

BusinessGreen editor James Murray talks to Asia Pulp and Paper's managing director of sustainability Aida Greenbury, about the challenges and opportunities of its ambitious forest conservation policy.

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