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Ginny Stein travels to Borneo, where forests are being cut down to make way for a new sustainable biofuel made from palm oil.
Back in March this year when John Howard and Malcolm Turnbull announced
that Australia would spend the best part of $200 million over the next
five years to help curb deforestation in Indonesia, there was loud
applause.
It was an apparently bold initiative that according to PM would have
more impact on climate change than signing up to the Kyoto protocol.
On air: 11th July 2007
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