Where does the Greater Mekong’s illegal timber go?

Mongabay
Dec 16, 2021, 7:00 am266 pts
After forests are logged, felled trees are typically sent to sawmills, where they’re processed into boards, or lumber. It’s in this processed form that wood typically enters the international commodity supply chain. But not all lumber is created equal. In the Greater Mekong region, high-quality hardwoods…

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