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NKOTENG, Cameroon — At the Cameroon Sugar Corporation (Société Sucriere du Cameroun, SOSUCAM), the year 2023 came to a close on a grim note: the death of a man named Mballa Olomo. The temporary worker lost his life as a result of burns suffered in a work accident that occurred in December at one of […]

Round-up of news from around the Pacific including criticism of FIFA boss's trip around the region

A new surveillance system has been launched to demonstrate old growth logging in BC. Stand.Earth Research Grou...

The hope of even distribution of food through a "food estate" that eliminates traditional farming has actually created a food crisis for the local community.

Farmers have blocked major roads and food distribution centers across the Netherlands in protest against a new environmental policy that would reduce lives

The current economic development model in Congo Basin is rooted in massive deforestation: more and more concessions are being granted with large scale land set aside for industrial agriculture such as palm oil and rubber

In a new report, Greenpeace Africa and Green Development Advocates (GDA) expose the disastrous effects of the illegal Camvert oil palm plantation in Cameroon, which is supplied with seedlings by the French research agency CIRAD.

In a new report, Greenpeace Africa and Green Development Advocates (GDA) expose the disastrous effects of the illegal Camvert oil palm plantation in Cameroon, which is supplied with seedlings by the French research agency CIRAD.

by Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on Friday Feb 19 2021 The call by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Conservation North and Stand.earth comes as details emerge about a proposed transfer of a forest licence that Canfor Corp. holds in the Fort Nelson region to pellet proponent Peak Renewables. Vast swaths of forest in British Columbia’s Fort Nelson region are in danger of being gobbled up to make low-value, climate-unfriendly wood pellets with th...