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The continuing struggle by Papua New Guinea landowners to save their forests
After what is left of forests in the Amazon and the Congo, the next of the planet's most important remaining forests is on the island of New Guinea.
https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/522396/the-continuing-struggle-by-papua-new-guinea-landowners-to-save-their-forests?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1ck57uA8LrfOcNeDcV4079_bs89yDbn5D0jOKTNnimy3ZxcVC4nWoP3BE_aem_B_82fGnEGzcSKOZ_u4uGGQ&sfnsn=mo
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It’s important to hold those responsible accountable and make sure these permits are used properly.
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Land conservation easement must remain to be a legally binding agreement between landowner and a land trust or government agency.
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the government should stop this, this is not the time for deforestation
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This exploitation should stop! It undermines their efforts to conserve the environment.
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Very interesting, it's not often we hear about Papua New Guinea, landowners who want to protect nature should be supported by their government