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Theoretically yes, most of the time has nothing to do with locals. Local reservations were kicked away after fighting with government forces and interests affil
by antman 6y ago
Theoretically yes, most of the time has nothing to do with locals. Local reservations were kicked away after fighting with government forces and interests affiliated with the respective government.
If they had to give a larger payoff to the government party to save their land they would need a bit more than 1k.
Locals can simply not create an economy of scale to support sustainably and consistently the palm oil conglomerates, we are talking deforestation the size of countries.