PEKANBARU, SUMATRA, INDONESIA - JULY 11: A view of stumps in recently deforested of peat natural forest located on the concession of PT RAPP (Riau Andalan Pulp and Paper), a subsidiary of APRIL group which is being developed for a pulp and paper plantation at Pulau Padang, Kepulauan Meranti district on July 11, 2014 in Riau province, Sumatra, Indonesia. The Nature Climate Change journal has reported that Indonesia lost 840,000 hectares of natural forest in 2012 compared to 460,000 hectares in Brazil despite their forest being a quarter of the size of the Amazon rainforest. According to Greenpeace, the destruction of forests is driven by the expansion of palm oil and pulp & paper has increased the greenhouse gas emissions, pushing animals such as sumatran tigers to the brink of extinction, and local communities to lose their source of life. (Photo by Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images)
Un sin número de hectáreas de selva derribadas en la vereda El Cristal.
Sembrar palma de aceite o a lo mejor para ganadería extensiva, fue derribada una gran extensión de selva en zona rural de la vereda Cristal de San José del Guaviare.
Sobre los responsables de este nuevo atentado contra la naturaleza, a lo mejor alguien con grandes ambiciones de acabar la naturaleza despiadadamente para dar paso a cultivos rentables.
¿Quién protege la selva? sobre este aspecto es difícil, porque entre los organismos del estado están llenos de “peros” para actuar contra los terratenientes deforestadores que a diario impactan el medio ambiente.