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AidEnvironment // 21.06.22

Newsletter June 2022 – We have some news to share

Our new website is here! The AidEnvironment team is thrilled to share that our updated website is now live. We have a new look to reflect how our work has evolved. But our mission remains the same: to work together with our partners to protect and restore ecosystems and improve livelihoods. You can read more about it here. Sharing our experiences […]

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By Judith Knibbe
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Deforestation // 05.06.22

New look, same mission

AidEnvironment launches its new website along with a new look, including a bright new color palette and a new logo. These visual reminders reflect how AidEnvironment continues to grow and innovate while remaining committed to our vision to build a sustainable, collaborative, and inclusive world with our partners.

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By Natividad
Deforestation // 21.04.22

Five industrial tree plantation companies responsible for 3,000 ha of forest clearing first quarter 2022

Five industrial tree plantations companies in Indonesia contributed to almost 3,000 ha of forest loss in the first quarter 2022. Four of the companies operate in Kalimantan, with one Sumatra. The group companies responsible for the clearings are Alas Kusuma, Nusantara Fiber, PT Hutan Produksi Lestari, Jhonlin Group, and PT Toba Pulp Lestari (affiliated with Royal Golden Eagle). 1. ALAS […]

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