TAILIEUCHUNG - Palm oil, the hidden ingredient in thousands of everyday products, is driving rainforest destruction.

After the ore is extracted, it is generally transferred by bridge conveyor, shuttle cars or load-haul-dump units to a system of conveyors that carry it to underground storage bins, prior to haulage to the surface through a shaft by automated skips. On rare occasions shallow mines may use a decline and conveyor arrangement. Solution mining is currently used at a number of operations in North America. The process relies on the greater solubility at elevated temperatures in brine of sylvite in comparison to salt (NaCl). Commonly, brine is heated on the surface then injected into the orebody through wells. The heated brine absorbs sylvite from the orebody and is then pumped back. | scandal whitewash cover-up Friends of the Earth Palm oil the hidden ingredient in thousands of everyday products is driving rainforest destruction. This report Greasy palms - palm oil the environment and big business explains what needs to be done to stop it. About this report The international trade in palm oil is a key driver of rainforest destruction and a cause of human rights abuses on a massive scale. This report is a summary of research undertaken in Indonesia Malaysia and the Netherlands in 2003 into the impacts of the palm oil industry in Indonesia its links to the European market and the involvement of UK companies. Our research findings reveal a pressing need for Government legislation to require companies involved in the trade processing and retail of palm oil and its derivatives to meet their social and environmental responsibilities by moving towards more sustainable sourcing of palm oil. This means companies putting in place systems so that they know where their palm oil comes from and the conditions under which it is produced and it means taking all reasonable steps to reduce the significant negative social and environmental impacts of their business. The complexity of the palm oil issue and the vast range of uses for the products means that a consumer boycott would be all but impossible and potentially irresponsible. Research methodology in Indonesia included monitoring reports compiled by the Indonesian non-governmental organisation NGO SawitWatch and interviews with community members and local activists. The SawitWatch data had been gathered over a period of five years based on field investigations meetings with local community members media reports and regular monitoring. The analysis of the European market focused particularly on companies trading in palm oil in the UK the Netherlands and Sweden. The research reports on which this summary is based is in two parts titled Greasy palms European buyers of Indonesian palm oil Chapters 1-5 and Greasy

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