Forest Authority failing to control logging industry, two reports find
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- Two reports published in Papua New Guinea say the Forest Authority has failed to properly manage and regulate the commercial logging industry.
- The reports add to mounting criticism of the authority’s oversight of logging operations.
Two new reports have intensified criticism of Papua New Guinea’s Forest Authority, accusing it of failing to keep the commercial logging industry properly managed and regulated.
The reports were published by Post-Courier, which presented them as further evidence of shortcomings at the PNG Forest Authority. The available details do not provide additional findings from the reports.
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