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2016-02-05
CSOs respond to Indonesian pulp and paper industrys demand for special treatment
2016-05-16
Peat Agency Chief provides optimistic summary of agencys performance
2016-03-14
Owner gives full support to IPOP, regardless of the headwinds against us
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| December 5, 2019 Govt to crack down on misleading wildlife fund-raising campaigns In early 2020, the Indonesian Environment and Forestry Ministry will start taking firm action against individuals, groups and organizations that conduct fund-raising campaigns which exploit key Indonesian wildlife species and deceive the public. |
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| December 3, 2019 Assessment of unburned Bornean orangutan habitat required It is also critical to look at data on exactly how much Bornean orangutan habitat did not get burned so that a misleading impression of the impact of the fires on the Bornean orangutan’s habitat can be avoided. |
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| November 29, 2019 Minister: Direct comparisons of forest fire emissions misguided “It’s obviously hard to make direct comparisons between emissions from fires in Indonesia and those from the Brazilian Amazon, especially given the differences in vegetation and other natural factors." |
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| November 28, 2019 APP Sinarmas sets new peat fire record this year Asia Pulp and Paper (APP Sinarmas) has exacerbated its poor track record in that the burned areas in one of the pulpwood concessions it controls (PT BMH) exceed those areas burned in all other concessions in Indonesia this year. |
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