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People in developed nations are fond of warning people in developing nations to stop destroying rainforest. People of developing nations often respond that this is hypocritical, because the developed nations became wealthy by deforesting their land and exploiting its resources in the past. What to say to the president of a developing nation, such as Indonesia, in which a great deal of forest is being cleared?.
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