Saving the Rainforests in Indonesia - 24 Sep 07

The developed countries like Korea, Japan, China buy Indoneasian teakwood to make those Oriental furniture that sell for thousands of dollars to other Asian countries Australia, Europe and America. U.K. and USA buy hardwood furnitures from Philippines, China and Indoneasia, Africa. Stop the buying, it will stop the cutting of rainforest trees.

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Now anything to save the enviroment.

But there should not be any financial reward.

If F8 wants to put up this conditions then might not as well do IT.

wait, so how should we encourage developing nations Not to chop down all of their trees? Developed nations did that for decades to fuel their progress, vast tracks of the US east coast used to be forested, but it was cut down for farmland. wonder where Else in the world that is happening today??

If we as a planet want to survive, we must work with other nations to preserve forests and ecosystems, and asking them to do it 'because it's good for all of us' and not actually providing some concrete incentives isn't going to get much done.

A: We have to understand firstly this is not decades ago this is now. if we look carefully we do not have much left firstly. Secondly our resources are vanishing quickly ... developed nations have to take the lead in comming up with smart management techniques or methods to be passed on to the developing nations & put in practise.

Finally ... money or monies are no the way ...

politicians must be educated about a green planet !

I think the world agrees that 'politicians must be educated about a green planet!' Our planet is not a mall. It has a life of its own.

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Justin
Australia

Well said. Very well said.