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turns down our requests so we continue with our research. in the congo basin forests european timber companies have permits that allows them to cut down trees in given areas with f. a c. certification. in the capital brazzaville we re meeting a man who s been approving those permits for years. we ve agreed to protect his identity. and we re not going to specifically name the companies that he s going to talk about. i want to withdraw the certificate from a certain company but when i met with the boss of that company he got so angry i left the hotel immediately. that night i feared for my life when i told my boss about the meeting he also got angry and said i was no longer to inspect that forest concession the timber companies pay money to keep their certification we checkers are independent in theory but not really. because in practice we go to a site do
more interesting latinas that they never ever had before. this is part of the land covered by c.r.b. as permit near pokhara in northern congo. there do seem to be modern facilities here but these are mainly benefiting c.r.b. employees and less so the bulk of people who live in the huge forest concession when this buck a woman carries her child as she walks through the streets asking for money as others in her situation she seems in the period the bucha have lived in harmony with nature for several 1000 years and now their lives have been disrupted by timber companies that have been approved by the f.s.e. and the forests to see what they might become we travel to brazil where large tracts of ancient forest have been replaced by eucalyptus plantations. these students are studying whether such monoculture is meet the criteria for sustainable forest management. there professor clamens less gypsy teaches political ecology at