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Revised palm oil standards a positive step forward - but companies now need to perform at the highest level
WWF has welcomed revised standards for sustainable palm oil that were endorsed by the Roundtable ...
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WWF urges Indonesian pulp producer APRIL to immediately stop pulping tropical forests
Following the announcement by Asia Pulp & Paper that it has stopped all clearance of Indonesian ...
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WWF welcomes APP announcement to halt clearing, urges paper buyers to wait for proof
WWF welcomed the announcement that the Sinar Mas Group’s Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) have stopped ...
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WWF joins call for seafood traceability to fight illegal fishing
WWF has joined sector leaders in calling for a new global seafood traceability system to give ...
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Tropical pulp still a long way from fiction in German children's books
German book publishers have only marginally improved performance in excluding paper pulp sourced ...
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Banks and funds put on notice on Sumatra pulp mill investment risk
Banks and other financial institutions have been asked for assurances they will not provide ...
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RSPO members need to match performance to promises to speed palm oil sustainability
A lack of commitment by many Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) members is holding ...
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Poorly managed fisheries impact food security and livelihoods
A report released by the UN's independent food expert, Olivier De Schutter, “Fisheries and the ...
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RSPO has much to celebrate, much to do at critical 10th Anniversary meeting
Representatives from the global palm oil industry find themselves at a critical crossroads as ...
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WWF releases groundbreaking guide to commodities investing
WWF today unveiled a groundbreaking new guide to responsible investing in 10 major commodities ...
September 11, 2012
Leon Kaye
Keywords: Biofuels, Food, Land rights, Farmers, Roundatable on Sustainable Biofuels (RSB)
Older news
- Nature: Farm focus for saving trees
- The Guardian: Fishing rules must cover EU vessels in foreign waters, campaigners say
- The Guardian: Sharp rise in sustainable seafood products on sale in UK
- Jonathon Porritt's Blog: RSPO Coming of Age
- The Guardian: Can the Better Cotton Initiative transform the global textile industry?
- The New York Times: Palm Oil Companies Slow in Meeting Sustainability Goal
- BBC Radio 4 - Food Programme: Palm Oil
- The New York Times - Green Blog: Deep Thinking About the Future of Food
- Financial Times: Golden Agri Scheme Gains Traction
- TIME Online: The End of the Line
- Telegraph UK: How Pakistan's Farmers are Cleaning Up Cotton
- The New York Times: Another Side of Tilapia, the Perfect Factory Fish
- The Guardian: Crops for animal feed destroying Brazilian Savannah, WWF warns
- The Independent: Britain's taste for cheap food that's killing Brazil's 'other wilderness'
- The Guardian: Crops for Animal Feed Destroying Brazilian Savannah, WWF Warns
- Sawit Watch: Precedent-setting land deal in palm oil expansion zone in Borneo
- TIME Online: The Natural Debt Crisis: Learning to Live Within Our Planet's Means
- Green Biz: Is it Possible to Make a Hamburger Greener
- Financial Times: Production must rise to banish hunger
