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Disasters Are Not About Commodities: Rethinking Palm Oil and Ecological Blame

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December 30, 2025 | 22:13 WIB |December 30, 2025 | 22:21 WIB | 73 Click Reads

Environmental scholar Siti Maimunah urges policymakers to look beyond commodities such as palm oil when assessing disaster risks, stressing that weak governance and long-term ecological degradation are the real drivers of hydrometeorological crises. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021 / Rangga Bargara

Palm Oil Magazine, — Environmental scholar Siti Maimunah urges policymakers to look beyond commodities such as palm oil when assessing disaster risks, stressing that weak governance and long-term ecological degradation are the real drivers of hydrometeorological crises. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021 / Rangga Bargara

Disasters Are Not About Commodities: Rethinking Palm Oil and Ecological Blame

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