Telegraph: Papua New Guinea has been accused of going from "eco hero" at Bali to "eco zero" by allowing the felling of a large area of rainforest on a remote island for a palm oil plantation. The accusation came as satellite images showed that 12 per cent of the forest in part of Papua New Guinea, known as one of the world’s wildlife hotspots, was felled between 1989 and 2000. The felling of forest on the island of New Britain badly affected 21 bird species, including …