Indonesia looks to save its rainforests

Half of Indonesia’s rainforest has disappeared in the last 30 years due to logging, mining and palm oil tree plantations.
But a government moratorium on commercial activities, and a return to a more traditional way of living are helping to restore it.
Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports from Leuser Park Aceh.

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Good on you Indonesia!!

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Vietnamese cut down all rain forest in central highland where the Montagnard indigenous live plant such coffee, rubber plantation,thousands of Montagnard lost their land also not good for environment , home animals , we need to save forest, take care our planet .

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These Palm Oil are originated from West and Central Africa!

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Indonesia is a muslim country: this is also because of the rapidly growing population, Indonesia already has 250 million people, I think birth control is necessary for protecting a lung of the Earth

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No srsly. Good job. Well done. Slow clap. High five.

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SAVE THE LUNGS OF THE EARTH

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this news already publish since march. u miss it too long aljazeer

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Mommy Merkel is proud of it

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Indonesia never was, is, and will be a Muslim country. Get your facts straight, ty.

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Ninety percent Islamic.

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