FROM the ‘50s to the ‘90s, we had lived in the worst of times environmentally when we allowed a few powerful loggers to wantonly exploit the 17 million hectares of diptherocarp forest without let up, which saw the massacre of all life forms in a paradise once so rich in biodiversity, in fact the richest on earth per unit area in terms of endemic flora and fauna.
WORST OF TIMES, BEST OF TIMES
Posted on February 19, 2018