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Haze blankets a damaged rainforest in Sampit regency of the Indonesia’s central Kalimantan province October 3, 2007. For years, Indonesia has made money by chopping down its forest. The huge archipelago, with about 10 percent of the the world’s tropical rainforests, is planning its hopes on next month’s U.N. climate talks in Bali and a new scheme it is pushing that aims to make emission cut from forests eligible for carbon trading. To match feature CLIMATE-INDONESIA/FORESTS. Picture taken October 3, 2007. REUTERS/Hardi Baktiantoro (INDONESIA)