Tag: Deforestation
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Forestry Commission Urges Tougher Action Against Illegal Miners After Hwidiem Clash
Rising Tensions Between Forestry Officials and Illegal Miners In the wake of a violent clash at Hwidiem, the Forestry Commission has intensified its call for a stronger, more decisive response to illegal mining activities. Deputy Chief Executive Officer Elikem Kotoko stressed that if Ghana’s anti-illegal mining framework is to be effective, the National Anti-Illegal Mining…
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Nusantara Forest Damaged by Illegal Mining and Plantations: 13,000 Ha Under Threat
Overview of the Crisis in Nusantara’s Forests Recent findings from Indonesia’s special task force reveal alarming losses in Nusantara’s forest cover. A total of 13,000 hectares have been detrimentally affected, with 4,236 hectares converted into illegal coal mines and 8,338 hectares damaged by unauthorized plantations. The figures underscore a pressing threat to biodiversity, watershed integrity,…
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Illegal Mining and Farming Ravage Nusantara Forest: 13,000 Ha Damaged in a Year
Overview: 13,000 Hectares of Nusantara Forest Compromised The Nusantara forest, a vital expanse surrounding the nation’s planned capital, has suffered extensive environmental damage from illegal activities. An official task force report shows that a total of 13,000 hectares have been affected by illegal mining and unauthorized farming. Specifically, 4,236 hectares were converted into illegal coal…
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Taoiseach Among Fewer Than 60 World Leaders Attending COP30 in Brazil
Overview: COP30 narrows the attendee list As preparations ramp up for COP30, the annual United Nations climate conference, officials in Brazil confirmed that a markedly smaller group of world leaders will attend the Amazonian summit than in recent years. Fewer than 60 heads of state and government are expected on the ground for the high-profile…
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Taoiseach Among Fewer Than 60 World Leaders at COP30 Climate Summit in Brazil
Overview: COP30 and the Attendee List The COP30 climate conference, hosted by Brazil in the Amazonian region, is set to bring together a select group of world leaders for discussions on global climate action. Brazilian officials have confirmed that fewer than 60 heads of state and government are expected to attend the leaders’ summit portion…

