Palm oil grower looks to make amends for past deforestation in Indonesia

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  • A major palm oil grower in Indonesia plans to rehabilitate 38,000 hectares (94,000 acres) in Borneo and New Guinea to make up for its past deforestation and peatland clearing.
  • The recovery by KPN Plantation will be achieved through peat rewetting, reforestation, and assisting local communities to secure land tenure and access rights.
  • Environmentalists have lauded the plan, but noted that challenges remain in the monitoring and implementation of the plan.
One of the biggest palm oil growers in Indonesia has announced a plan to rehabilitate an area half the size of New York City to atone for its past clearing of rainforests and peatlands.

https://news-mongabay-com.cdn.amppr...ends-for-past-deforestation-in-indonesia/amp/
 
  • A major palm oil grower in Indonesia plans to rehabilitate 38,000 hectares (94,000 acres) in Borneo and New Guinea to make up for its past deforestation and peatland clearing.
  • The recovery by KPN Plantation will be achieved through peat rewetting, reforestation, and assisting local communities to secure land tenure and access rights.
  • Environmentalists have lauded the plan, but noted that challenges remain in the monitoring and implementation of the plan.
One of the biggest palm oil growers in Indonesia has announced a plan to rehabilitate an area half the size of New York City to atone for its past clearing of rainforests and peatlands.

https://news-mongabay-com.cdn.amppr...ends-for-past-deforestation-in-indonesia/amp/
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