Sydney Morning Herald: Lashed together four abreast, a raft of illegal logs seems to take forever to snake down a winding, peat-stained stream in Borneo. More than 100 metres wide and guided with a pole by a sullen logger, it drifts through a tropical peat forest, past ramshackle logging camps, the silence broken by a distant chainsaw buzz and occasional tree fall. Here is the dark heart of the plunder of Indonesia’s forests. Loggers have ravaged the trees, farmers have fire-cleared, and palm-oil companies …