Cambodia is in the process of changing from “100 percent conservation” to a system that can accommodate development and the issue of how that transition is handled came to the fore in recent weeks when, through a little-known Australian firm, Indochine Resources, two flamboyant Australians won the right to explore for unnamed minerals in 180,000 hectares, or 54 percent, of Cambodia’s Asean-heritage listed Virachey National Park, writes Douglas Gillison.
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State of the Planet
The average global citzens’ consumption … cost of the biofuel boom … Ireland heating up fast … NT toads hit WA.
Pollies talk while forests fall
Representatives from over 70 countries are meeting in Sydney over the next three days to discuss global forestry and climate change. Meanwhile …







