You spoke brilliantly, you have a great story to tell. Thank you for sharing it!

Thank you! Your story is so inspirational and if everybody thought like you, the world would be a better place! :D

The ratio of PO plantations to old growth forest on Sumatra should shock the global population to halt the destruction and conserve the habitats any intensive agriculture obliterates. Your message is clear Nayla and thank you for all that you do!

The hero herself 🤗 Thank you for helping us all with what you do!

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@Mr Bell KZfaq takes likes and comments into consideration. The likes and comments a video has the more likely it is that they keep sharing it

Yes

Or search engine. I use Firefox, but I use Ecosia to search.

And Love from Germany❤

And love from England

That comment blew me away.

Someone like you will make the world a better place wherever you are my friend, and your comment is very nice

I really hope you succeed in your studies ❤️

A Dane here. Warmest welcome to you, Amber! :) Also trying to do a difference myself by using and sharing Ecosia, as well as collecting trash, which is a major focus of mine (sadly even a problem here in a "civilized" society in Scandinavia with great infrastructure). United, but only united, we will save our planet. Cheers!

I wish you success in study and make this world a better place 🙂

Yusef Joe And we are! In earlier vid E's founder begins with 'Dear Ecosians!' And I like being in the Ecosia family

@BeeBomb Iceland shops have banned using Palm oil in its own labeled products, that's a start.

@BeeBomb Nayla would be a great ambassador to encourage the people to talk and discuss plans for the future with less Palm oil harvesting, very very difficult situation to be in. I use Ecosia and encourage others too.

​@BeeBomb Boycotting is necessary, but I doubt that it is sufficient. We need more than that to prevent palm oil industries from damaging ecosystems, because (as Nayla paraphrased in the video), the palm oil tree is very efficient for the industry; large productions are easy to manage. What we have to fight is unsustainble palm oil, not palm oil in general. Furthermore, it actually produces grease [extracted from the fruits] at room temperature, which is very rich in saturated fats, about 6 times as much as the next most efficient plant at this. It's also very rich in vitamin A. Moreover, the grease is easily manufacturable ("hydrogened palm oil", for instance, often serves as a replacement for trans. fats), easily deliverable, and because of the productivity of palm oil exploitations, it's very cheap. People who produce such palm oil also rely on it. There's also the problem of identifying who you really buy the palm oil from and whether it's actually palm oil that you put/have in your products, as labeling is not very reliable, even for said "sustainable palm oil". Perhaps we need to boycott the products of certain unsustainable palm oil sources and to boycott big companies (such as Pepsi&Co.) with plausible unsustainable palm oil supplying whilst encouraging sustainable palm oil producers our best and sensitize companies and consumers on thoses issues. Or maybe we should rather start by boycotting the products from big companies that have nothing to do with palm oil and tell them to get better supplying for their palm oil and gradually propagate boycott towards products which [may contain, or] contain unsustainable palm oil if they refuse to improve their supplying chain. I don't really like the present international economy, and I rather see more degrowth economical principles being put in motion, but that is the best insight/solution I share when considering this economy.

@@spiguy yes, many people do not know this. For me the problem is not palm oil, but our oil consumption in general. So oil, butter, cheese, meet etc should have more value. Also we cannot trust these big companies, if they come along with sustainable palm oil, they do it already, and WWF and others are involved, but a big part is greenwashing, and the other part is, that they still cut forests for it. Indirectly, by using farmland and for new farmland forests have to go. Also we should be aware, that for countries like Indonesia and Brazil, forest is a big economic factor. They much much more forests then the old industrialized countries. So beside fighting for their forests, we should fight for our own forests and stop using huge amount of land from poorer countries. Which we need if we want to eat so much meet etc.

@@freespeechforall1069 not at all. Instead they now use other oil which needs much more space to grow. Coconut oil is possibly similar like palm oil but a little bit worse. Many of the others (sesame, olive, nuts, soy, sunflower, raps ...) need much much more land. Palm oil is the most efficient oil source. So instead of banning palm oil, we should "ban" oil and animal products in general cause they need an enormous amount of land, water and other resources.

The palm oil industry is intrinsically destructive & extractive. It rewards deforestation & punishes those who oppose it, as many recent cases attest. The palm oil industry’s investment capitalists care only about money; they don’t give a damn about rainforests & any concern they show for orangutans is greenwashed lip service. Boycotting palm oil will cool the investors’ ardour and THAT will save rainforests the world over.

Yes! Boycott palm oil

YES Lauren - agree. Me too on reading labels. Any oil when heated becomes a trans fat; bad for our health and the environment. Skip it!!

Yeah- animals should not have to suffer because of inconsiderate humans- period!

How about don't buy packaged goods- as much as possible. That would send a STRONG message to capitalists profits. Seems to be the only thing they want to hear....

Also for the next T-shirt design, how about something Rammstein-esqe?

Spot on. Westerners have been demonising #palmoil since it overtook soybean and rapeseed oil decades ago.

Merci

@@Ecosia non, c'est moi qui vous remercie, en mon nom mais aussi en celui de mon fils, de la nature, des animaux, bref, de la planète !

Yup

Lol

Y A QUOI A 1:44 ? COMPRENDS PAS.... l'abre au billet vous fait rire ? (WHAT'S AT 1:44? DO NOT UNDERSTAND ... the tree at the ticket makes you laugh?)

@@a_d_nbff369 The two boys make me laugh, because the left one don't want the hand from the right one on his shoulder

A_D_N Bff y’a un enfant qui met la main sur l’épaule de son frère/pote? Et il le refoule

One tree isn’t one search. Also, they make money from ads. Spamming searches doesn’t do anything.

@@safir2241 I said I will continue to search to add trees in general, not one search one tree

over a 1000 searches here :)

@@herrvonundzulustig NICE

The investors behind the growth of the global palm oil industry care not for rainforests, orangutans nor human rights. So many recent cases prove this. The palm oil industry pays for professional propagandists to pretend they care. It is pure greenwash. Save rainforests by boycotting palm oil.