FAQs about the Borneo rainforest
FAQs about the Borneo rainforest
1. Where is Borneo?
2. How did the ecological catastrophe occur in the Borneo rainforest?
3. How did Borneo become the world’s largest timber exporter?
4. How was Borneo transformed into the world’s leading exporter of palm oil?
5. Why are there so many forest fires in Borneo?
6. How does deforestation and fires affect Borneo vegetation?
7. How has deforestation and fires affected the Borneo fauna?
8. Is the orangutan in danger of extinction?
9. What dangers does the palm oil contain?
10. What is being done to recover the Borneo rainforest?
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