New York Times: Near a palm oil plantation here, bulldozers and chainsaws can be heard in what is officially protected forest. The hilly terrain is not ideal for large-scale agriculture, but with few areas left for expansion, the loggers are denuding the land anyway. Aceh, the northern province on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, is a region made famous by separatist conflict and natural disasters, calamities that long held back economic development but helped preserve one of the worlds richest ecosystems....