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11 September 2018

deforestation in bhutan2

10 September 2018

Monkeys from the monkey forest in bali

3 September 2018

deforested mountains in borneo to give way to palm oil plantation

A burning peatland inside the area palm oil concession of PT Sumatera Unggul Makmur in West Kalimantan on 22 August 2018. Image: Greenpeace

30 August 2018

military puts out peat fires

27 August 2018

beekeeping in the PH

Man assists trucks carrying palm oil fruit

model of Kuantan Port

16 August 2018

southeast asia satellite image

15 August 2018

tree clearing in Kalimantan

biak site woodchuck

14 August 2018

Cerradp clearing

12 August 2018

endangered orangutans

10 August 2018

8 August 2018

Women shopping for groceries in Kuala Lumpur

6 August 2018

chinese customs2

1 August 2018

Farmer_oil palm-Malaysia

31 July 2018

Pamplona in Ned

Rainforest, Balok, Malaysia

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