Courting controversy, scientists team with industry to tackle one of the world's most destructive crops | Science | AAAS
Sustainable' palm oil linked to catastrophic rainforest fires
Earthqualizer uses geospatial AI to track deforestation-free palm oil supply chains in Southeast Asia
Palm Oil Production and Deforestation
Forest destroying products and producers, time's up! - Greenpeace International
Deforestation is slowing, but palm oil still major driver
Despite Promises, Major Brands Continue to Obtain Palm Oil From Rainforest Destroyers - Pacific Standard
Forest destruction spiked in Indonesia during coronavirus lockdown
Environmental Justice Foundation | Ending deforestation for palm oil
In Malaysia, Wild Pigs Are Spreading Palm Oil's Destruction
Questions and answers about palm oil - Rainforest Rescue
The Amazon's new danger: Brazil sets sights on palm oil | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
Palm oil – deforestation for everyday products - Rainforest Rescue
Trase Insights - Indonesia makes progress towards zero palm oil deforestation
The burning scar: Inside the destruction of Asia's last rainforests - BBC News
Palm oil giant accused of rainforest destruction caught 'red-handed'
10 Reasons How Palm Oil Production Is Endangering Species - WorldAtlas
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Palm oil is actually not that bad for the environment (anymore) - Vox
Ecologically 'disastrous' palm oil here to stay, and better than alternatives, experts say | The Independent | The Independent
How Palm Oil Destroys Rainforests and Kills Orangutans
Opinion: Palm oil consumption in relation to deforestation – The Racquet Press
Photos: Greenpeace stages protest in rainforest destroyed for palm oil
Palm Oil: Unhealthy For You And The Amazon - Amazon Frontlines
Fact check: Nestlé palm oil is not sustainable - Rainforest Rescue
Palm Oil Was Supposed to Help Save the Planet. Instead It Unleashed a Catastrophe. - The New York Times
