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August 2017 News Updates
October 31, 2017 |Kingfisher, Sabah, Malaysia Picture by Rhett Butler of Mongabay https://travel.mongabay.com/malaysia/images/sabah_tawau_0149.html
29/08/2017 Only 16.7% of Indonesia’s Oil Palm Plantations ISPO Certified
25/08/2017 Samsung Note 8 Linked to Deforestation, Says NGO
24/08/2017 Taronga Zoo champions sustainable palm oil … Read More
Only 16.7% of Indonesia’s Oil Palm Plantations ISPO Certified
October 31, 2017 |indonesia-investments.com Only 16.7% of Indonesia’s Oil Palm Plantations ISPO Certified Indonesia Investments 2-3 minutes
The Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) scheme, a policy that was initiated by the Indonesian government, aims to boost the competitiveness of Indonesian palm oil on … Read More
Samsung Note 8 Linked to Deforestation, Says NGO
October 31, 2017 |triplepundit.com Samsung Note 8 Linked to Deforestation, Says NGO by Leon Kaye on Friday, Aug 25th, 2017 Climate & Environment 5-6 minutes Samsung, Mighty Earth, palm oil, sustainable palm oil, electronics, deforestation, Leon Kaye, Indonesia, Korea, RSPO Palm oil fruit … Read More
Taronga Zoo champions sustainable palm oil
October 31, 2017 |eco-business.com Taronga Zoo champions sustainable palm oil | News | Eco-Business Eco-Business 6-8 minutes
Sydney’s Taronga Zoo has unveiled new a Sumatran Tiger exhibit featuring an advocacy programme to educate the public about the importance of supporting sustainable palm oil. … Read More
Palm oil is the planet′s most widely consumed vegetable oil | Global Ideas
October 31, 2017 |dw.com Palm oil is the planet′s most widely consumed vegetable oil | Global Ideas | DW Deutsche Welle (www.dw.com) 5-7 minutes
Palm oil is found in everything from food to cosmetics. Its rise to the status of the most widely … Read More
Indonesia: global trade unions and NGOs back PepsiCo-linked palm oil workers in their fight for labour rights
October 31, 2017 |equaltimes.org Indonesia: global trade unions and NGOs back PepsiCo-linked palm oil workers in their fight for labour rights By Nithin Coca 7-9 minutes
Research into palm oil plantations in Indonesia reveals that workers and their families are paid illegally low … Read More
Gov’t’s commitment for Sabah-wide certification could halt declining Orang Utan
October 31, 2017 |nst.com.my Gov’t’s commitment for Sabah-wide certification could halt declining Orang Utan | New Straits Times By Bernama 2 minutes
SANDAKAN: Sabah’s commitment to jurisdictional certification of its palm oil could be the answer for landscape level conservation of high conservation … Read More
The long and winding road to sustainable palm oil
October 31, 2017 |forestsnews.cifor.org The long and winding road to sustainable palm oil Pablo Pacheco 17-21 minutes
Finding a way forward for profits, people and the planet
The polemic around the expansion of oil palm plantations in the tropics continues, and increasingly involves … Read More
PepsiCo Reports Continued Progress Towards Goal of 100 Percent Sustainable Palm Oil
October 31, 2017 |thedailymeal.com PepsiCo Reports Continued Progress Towards Goal of 100 Percent Sustainable Palm Oil 7-9 minutes
In its annual Palm Oil Action Plan Progress Report, the global food and beverage company disclosed that 89 percent of the palm oil it expects … Read More
Five instances in which Peru won the battle against deforestation
October 31, 2017 |news.mongabay.com Five instances in which Peru won the battle against deforestation Morgan Erickson-Davis 8-10 minutes
The main activities that have threatened forests in these areas include illegal gold mining and the advancement of industrial agriculture. Satellite images show deforestation … Read More