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forests New Law Hands Over Protected Forests in Ivory Coast to Chocolate Industry Jordan Davidson 17 October 2019 Popular View of an Ivorian cleared forest at the edge of the 35.000 hectares Peko Mont National Park on Oct. 8, 2016. The Mont Péko National Park is located in the west of Ivory Coast where the forest officers fight with illegal immigrants to protect an exceptional flora and fauna, espacially dwarf elephants. SIA KAMBOU / AFP / Getty Images Ivory Coast's rainforests have been decimated by cocoa production and what is left is put in peril by a new law that will remove legal protections for thousands of square miles of forests, according to The Guardian. Read More deforestation forests chocolate human rights ivory coast rainforests agribusiness
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