Suriname will not be saved by soybeans (commentary)
PolicyFriday, June 19, 2026Mongabay

Suriname will not be saved by soybeans (commentary)

The commentary argues that the introduction of foreign agribusiness in Suriname, particularly through soybean farming, is not a sustainable solution for economic growth and environmental protection. It emphasizes the need for local investment and sustainable practices to truly benefit the nation and its ecosystems.

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