A headline that's carefully worded to be both accurate and put IKEA in the spotlight, even though they are among the more innocent parties here. Obviously the b

A headline that's carefully worded to be both accurate and put IKEA in the spotlight, even though they are among the more innocent parties here. Obviously the blame goes to the loggers, the furniture companies taking delivery of this wood and turning it into furniture, and the government that allows this and seems to be handing out permits for it. But perhaps Greenpeace is right that IKEA is the party most susceptible to the pressure and reputational damage, and thus the party most likely to end this (even if it reaches quite far back in their supply chain)