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Palm Trees Deforestation Essay

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Indonesia is one of the largest palm oil producers in the world, specifically in the Sumatra area. In 2003, 54% of Sumatra area is covered by palm forest. Unfortunately, currently Sumatra have lost its forest cover by 25%, according to the data in 2014. Deforestation in Sumatra is caused by irresponsible palm oil producers by either burning the forest areas, cutting without re-planting, and more. Not only it damages the environment but also animal species such as the Sumatran Orangutan. Recent case regarding the Sumatran Haze, which took place in a palm forest, shows how severe irresponsible deforestation could cause. The extraction of palm trees should always be monitored as both palm wood and palm oil is used for daily necessities, such …show more content…

People would be more interested in social issues (human rights, harassment, etc.) rather than environmental issues. Educating the consumers regarding the impacts of palm tree consumption is important not only to guide their voices to producers but also to change the norm. In Indonesia, only 11% of the population are aware of CSPO label are not aware of what the label is. Fortunately, 80% stated the socialization of palm oil is important. This determines that most of Indonesian consumers are ready to support and purchase CSPO labeled …show more content…

Not for the blame but rather to monitor and to assure producers of palm oil or palm wood conducts a responsible and safe procedure. If given the chance to speak with the Indonesia's Ministry of Agriculture or the Ministry of Trade (in relation to production), Miss Maggie requests, "I would ask them to draw up a policy that will encourage consumers to purchase ecolabeled products than the regular ones. The policy can be in a form of price subsidies or tax reduction that will provide incentives for consumers when they purchase ecolabeled

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