Who owns Indonesia’s deadly abandoned coal mines?
Hundreds of abandoned open-pit coal mines pockmark the landscape of East Kalimantan Province in Indonesian Borneo. Indonesian law requires mining companies to fill in pits that are no longer in…
Articles by Tommy Apriando
Farmers fall short in legal challenge to Java cement plant
The head of the panel of judges at the State Administrative Court in Semarang, Central Java, reads out the verdict in the Rembang case last week. Photo: Tommy Apriando A…
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