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Global 3000 starts the new year with the first in a series of programs on climate. Our first report brings us to the Thai province of Krabi, where palm oil is mass-produced. Thailand is using palm oil, a renewable natural resource, to boost the use of biodiesel and reduce the country's carbon dioxide emissions.
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