Peatland is an essential natural resource. Indonesia is the target of increased criticism for its commercial management of peatland, especially ov
Lessons learned from Europe’s peat management regimes
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The Flower Farm: een beetje boter in het kuipje maar vooral veel op het hoofd
shea boter biedt geen oplossing voor de degradatie/conversie van intact regenwoud https://www.duurzaam-ondernemen.nl/bart-van-assen-the-flower-farm-e
Vegetable oils: from fiction to facts
It was my pleasure to support the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Indonesian Auditor Network, and Khaled Obaideen during their workshop "S
International Conference on Sustainable Tropical Land Management
An excellent presentation of our paper 'Lessons learned from Europe's peatland management regimes' by Dr Delima Azahari yesterday during the 1st Inter
Jouke Elsinga proved the shape of the earth
A while back The Pure Gospel on the Flat Earth published its 'Top 10 worst excuses for the globe' (https://youtu.be/K-CLgG9uyD4). In it, Jouke mention
Jack of all trades Vs The pure gospel of Flat Earth | Flat Earth Debate
Had another hilarious debate with Jouke from The Pure Gospel on the Flat Earth last night. Craig kindly hosted our debate on his Fight the Flat Earth'
The case for the flat earth – DESTROYED!
For our debate last night on FTFE's channel (https://youtu.be/fisOm1YBFB4) my "opponent" challenged me to analyse his latest video on PGotFE (https://
Jack “Humpty” Dunphy had a great fall…
Hard-core flerfer Jack "Humpty" Dunphy (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClchUlR1KQErN_WdNb0IPHg) decided to reply to my comments on a YouTube video b
Certification VS Conservation in Natural Resource Management (Guest Lecture IPB University, ESL)
In late 1990, the Smartwood Programme (Smartwood) of the Rainforest Alliance was the first forestry certification initiative to award a certificate in
Lessons Learned from Mandatory Certification (Tantangan dan Rekomendasi Langkah Bersama menuju Keberpihakan Uni Eropa terhadap ISPO)
Indonesia has ample experience with attempts to create synergy between various standards, with a very simple conclusion: standards are like water and