Greenpeace Calls Out Genting for Burned Forest

25-Sep-19 08:45

Greenpeace Calls Out Genting for Burned Forest

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According to Greenpeace Indonesia, Genting Group, via their subsidiary PT Globalindo Agung Lestari, was found to be among ten companies listed as having the largest burned areas on their land in Indonesia between 2015 to 2018.

The findings from the Greenpeace analysis contrast sharply with the Indonesian government’s claims of being tough on forest fires and law enforcement.

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