A Sumatran king’s 1,400-year-old vision for sustainable landscape planning

Mongabay
Mar 27, 2017, 10:15 pm192 pts
Citizens of Indonesia and the world today can feel the impact of two centuries of unsustainable exploitation of nature. But few have associated problems like climate change, mass extinction and food crisis with threats facing what traces remain of this archipelago’s great and ancient civilizations. The…

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