Report targets carbon impact of Malaysian palm oil

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Wetlands International study claims level of palm oil-related deforestation is higher than previously thought

Malaysia, the world's second-largest palm oil producer, is destroying large areas of carbon-rich peat swamp forests to expand plantations, according to a report released late yesterday. The report from...

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