'Liquid Ivory' Palm Oil Rush Endagers Sumatran Elephants

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The world's most endangered elephant may soon become extinct. Just 2,500 Sumatran elephants remain but as their last great forest habitat is being logged at a feverish pace to make way for palm oil plantations, elephants are pushed into conflict with local people. The Ecologist reports from Aceh, Indonesia.
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[@alansparks2317]

There are many sides to this story, bottom line, people have to eat.

[@debbielwilliamson8546]

This is heartbreaking....we as consumers are driving this war on animals and indigenous peoples. We MUST take responsibility for these horrible things! I will not purchase any product with Palm Oil ever again.

[@MrAche26]

Save Aceh Forest

[@chowyewwah1643]

my god ! How the elephants survive ?

[@Arounadabout]

@@inharmonywithearth9982 because of us 😪

[@k9m42]

These poor people work so hard and these stupid elephants destroy it all