Palm Oil Production Destroys Forest

As palm oil plantations grow in size, the total area underproduction is wiping out the indigenous forest. Environmental group protest are making it difficult to expand production, so firms have to slow their growth and discover a new, more sustainable, method to increase Palm Oil.

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