Indonesia and Malaysia produce 85 % of the world palm oil (in a lot of our food). As demand on palm oil grows fast, rain forest desappears fast. In the last 50 years, coorporate and local producers destroyed 72 % of ancient indonesian forest, replaced by plam tree plantations. It is like a soccer field of forest desappearing every 10 seconds. Fight against these destructions (forest, orang-utans,...) by reading labels on food packages before buying. If your favorite cracker containt palm oil, leave them on the shelf. It is an interesting and complicated game. An alternative is organically grown palm oil. This one respects Nature when produced.
L'indonésie et la Malaisie produisent 85 % de l'huile de palme (présente partout dans notre alimentation). Comme la demande augmente, la foret tropicale disparait. En 50 ans, petits et gros producteurs ont rasé 72 % de la foret indonesienne pour cultiver des palmiers à huile. C'est un terrain de foot de foret qui disparait toutes les 10 secondes. Combattez ces destructions (forets, orangs-outans,...) en lisant les étiquettes sur les emballages de nourriture avec d'acheter. Si vos biscuits favoris contiennent de l'huile de plame, laissez-les sur le rayonnage. C'est un jeu intéressant et difficile. Une alternative : l'huile de palme de culture biologique qui respecte la Nature durant la production.
Australian petition here
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1 comment:
Bonne annee! from Japan.
How are you?
I often come to see this blog, and I really agree with your opinion.
And I respect your life-style, too!
On this NATURE blog, there is a lot of beautiful pictures of nature. You took them by yourself?
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