Developers Using Destructively Harvested Rainforest Woods

	Many developers are building using old growth rainforest woods — even those being certified as "LEED" by the US Green Building Council

Developers of hotels, condominiums, apartments and houses are major users of destructively harvested tropical woods. Read about some of our campaigns against these developers, including Hoyt Street Properties in Portland, Oregon.

Hoyt Street Uses Destructively Harvested Tropical Wood in "Green" Buildings

	Hoyt Street Properties' The Encore, touted as a 'green' building, is using wood logged from the rainforests of West Africa.

Hoyt Street Properties is touting their buildings as 'green' but are using wood logged from the old growth rainforests of the Amazon and Africa.
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Metro Homes Set to Use Brazilian Hardwoods in Trump Plaza Jersey City

	Trump Plaza Jersey City is being advertised as having floors made of Brazilian hardwoods

Metro Homes touts their 'green' construction but they are using wood logged from the old growth rainforests of the Amazon.
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