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Reflections on Leonardo DiCaprio’s New Climate Change Film, Before the Flood

Explanation:

Two decades after I traversed those forests, DiCaprio flies into Leuser and is dismayed by the fires and haze, and by the seemingly endless rows of oil palm trees. It hits home. I have a coffee table book from 1990 on Leuser called Indonesian Eden. Much of that “Eden,” however, was cast into Bosch’s doomscape by the turn of the millennium. The 2004 tsunami, which killed 250,000 people in Aceh, brought fresh misery.

There has been some progress in Indonesia. Some major consumer goods companies and their palm oil suppliers in Indonesia have taken zero-deforestation pledges.