Malaysian peatswamps obliterated for palm oil: study

Physorg: A palm oil plantation is seen here in Malaysia. Peatswamp forests home to such species as the Borneo pygmy elephant are being obliterated in Malaysian Borneo to make way for palm oil plantations, according to a new study. Peatswamp forests home to such species as the Borneo pygmy elephant are being obliterated in Malaysian Borneo to make way for palm oil plantations, according to a new study. The Netherlands-based Wetlands International said that the ecologically important forests could disappear......

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