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plantations
Large scale monoculture plantations are increasingly being promoted worldwide, especially but not only in the global South. These plantations are established with the objective to generate timber, pulpwood, oil or carbon sinks. Furthermore, the recent boom in agrofuels is creating greater demand for oil palm, soy, sugarcane and jathropha plantations.
Friends of the Earth International calls for a halt to the conversion of forests to large plantations. We support local communities in defending their land and territories.
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Sumatrian Forest Carbon Deal slammed by FoE Australia and IndonesiaFriends of the Earth Australia and WAHLI (Friends of the Earth Indonesia) have come out strongly in opposition to the new Australian-Indonesian Forest Carbon Partnership announced to coincide with the Indonesian President’s visit to Canberra. September 21: international day for the forests, against plantationsFriends of the Earth International and peasant movement La Via Campesina mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. uruguay: we are surrounded by plantationsTo raise public awareness about the impacts of expanding export-oriented monocultures, FoE Uruguay gathers and processes data on land distribution and concentration. |
