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‹ Return to Orangutans dwindle as Borneo, Sumatra converted to palm-oil plantations

Posted on August 2, 2010 by

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Above, a woman fixing dinner for her children in a coastal town in Borneo. The beached boat is their home. Below, Indonesian children begging for money in the street.

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