Reuters Special report - How Indonesia crippled its own climate change

Andrew Wardell, CIFOR program director of forests and governance comments how growing demand for land, bureaucratic hurdles and powerful vested interests are major obstacles to conservation projects in Indonesia and elsewhere in the developing world. "We have systematically not been able to demonstrate that we can complete the loop to turn projects into dollar investments," he said. "Which is why the palm oil industry is winning hands down every time."