Rainforests Deforested by Corporate Greed

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Emma Rae Lierley is senior communications manager for the forests program at the Rainforest Action Network .

She helps communities in places like Indonesia , Malaysia and Brazil identify and hold accountable banks and mega-corporations that create the demand or finance the destruction.

Her campaigns pressure corporations and hold them accountable for the impact of their supply chains.

The damage to rainforests is long-lasting and far-reaching.

It is easy to justify inaction with stories like: “It's always been this way,” or “Nothing will change,” especially if you have been disappointed with inaction in the past. The great challenge is to use your wisdom, experience, time and money to work with us to build the future we need. What kind of ancestor will you be?.

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