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  2. Rimbunan Hijau - Wikipedia

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    The company has operations in many countries, including Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Vanuatu, New Zealand and Russia. In Papua New Guinea, Rimbunan Hijau is the single biggest logging operator, and runs the country's biggest sawmill. It also owns one of the two major newspapers in the country, The National. [2]

  3. Deforestation in Malaysia - Wikipedia

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    In Malaysia, the World Bank estimates that trees are being cut down at 4 times the sustainable rate. [7] Logging does not have to be as destructive a practice as it currently is in Malaysia. In the past 2 decades, Malaysia has moved towards diversifying its economy, but logging still draws in many because of poor regulation and high profit.

  4. Penan people - Wikipedia

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    Logging continues to dominate politics and economics in Sarawak and the government's ambition on timber from proposed Penan ancestral land also continues. Malaysia's rate of deforestation is the highest in the tropical world (142 km 2 /year) losing 14,860 square kilometres since 1990.

  5. Harrison Ngau Laing - Wikipedia

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    In 1976, a logging company named WTK (short form for the company's founder, Wong Tuong Kwang) went to his village. Harrison was a 17-year-old boy who just had just completed second last year of his secondary school at Marudi. He went back to his village for a Christmas holiday when a large meeting convened in his longhouse.

  6. Norodom Ranariddh - Wikipedia

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    Under Ranariddh's co-administration, Malaysia's Samling Berhad and Indonesia's Macro-Panin were among the largest beneficiaries of government contracts, as these two logging companies, in 1994–1995, secured rights to log 805,000 hectares and 1.4 million hectares of forests, respectively. [56] [61]

  7. Interhill - Wikipedia

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    Interhill Logging Sdn. Bhd. is an enterprise of the wood economy in Miri in Sarawak, Malaysia. [1] It endangers the rainforest being the livelihood of the Penan people. [2] However, Interhill claims to be involved in sustainable forestry development. [3] Lumberers of Interhill have been accused by Bruno Manser Fonds to have raped young Penan women.

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  9. Logging - Wikipedia

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    Logging is the process of cutting, processing, and moving trees to a location for transport. It may include skidding, on-site processing, ...