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Palm oil may ignite a 'climate bomb,' Greenpeace says
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Joe | 6:24 p.m. Nov. 12, 2007
Greenpeace has no creditability in these regards. they cry wolf all the time.
If they had had their way the great mid-west grassland would have never become
the breadbasket of the world. All countries go through these changes from land
that is unproductive to productive land. If the free market is allowed to work
then the land becomes productive and environmentally sound. It doesn't
happen overnight and I don't believe that someone living in a condo in
Aspen or NYC has the right to make decisions for other countries.
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