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August 11, 2004

Line Between Legal and Illegal Logging Blurred

The line between legal and illegal logging is often blurred in developing countries.

Legitimate Indonesian foresters contribute to illegal logging: study

Legitimate forestry companies are contributing to illegal logging and other deforestation in Indonesia, according to a new report into the widespread exploitation of the country's valuable timber resources.

Posted by Dr. Glen Barry on August 11, 2004 1:41 PM

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