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ii ‘Climate change is market failure on the greatest scale the world has seen. It results from the fact that the costs of greenhouse gas emissions are not paid for by those who create the emissions.’ 2007 King Review for the UK Government Treasury
iii CONTENTS executive summary tick tick tick … forests as ticking climate bombs peat: a volatile material riau: A LIT FUSE Duta Palma: the oil palm industry’s recipe for climate disaster who controls the trade? Unilever – RSPO President unilever’s suppliers – Cargill, ADM-Kuok-Wilmar, Golden Hope and Sinar Mas what the commodity traders are adding to the mix major names in the food industry are using tainted palm oil procter & Gamble uses nearly 1% of global palm oil production nestlé trading with Cargill kraft and a load of other world leaders in the food industry have their fingers in the palm oil pie biofueling rainforest destruction climate change – a Brand new marketing opportunity for palm oil laying the foundations for forest destruction today’s empire building, tomorrow’s downfall emissions explosion – Duta palma’s smoking gun defuse or detonate? time for action stop the problem: zero deforestation start the solution: climate protection start the solution: cut ongoing emissions ENDNOTES references acronyms, technical terms, etc CREDITS 1 8 8 16 22 38 38 38 38 40 46 46 46 47 50 52 53 55 56 58 59 61 64 73 79 81
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53 Why is palm oil part of the mix?
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82 November 2007 Published by Green
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