Corruption at the Roots of Cambodia’s Deforestation
Photo by Eilis Garvey on Unsplash.
Cambodia has lost 64% of its tree cover from 2011 until now, and the government has been accused of taking bribes to turn a blind eye toward massive illegal logging projects.
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