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https://www.ecosystemmarketplace.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/SupplyEventPanelPic3.jpg175175One year ago, 53 companies signed the New York Declaration on Forests, which aims to eliminate deforestation from the harvesting of soy, beef, palm oil, and paper by 2020, and end all deforestation by 2030. New analysis of NYDF signatories shows some supply chains are improving faster than others – and offers intriguing insights into why.