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Companies 9 months ago
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Govt to sanction Morowali industrial park for environmental violations
The Environment Ministry is coming down hard on IMIP over multiple violations at its nickel hub in Central Sulawesi, following public outrage over exploitative activities in Papua's famed marine tourist hot spot Raja Ampat.
Companies 1 year ago
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Chandra Asri’s new plant construction stalled due to permit delays
Publicly listed petrochemical and energy firm PT Chandra Asri Pacific (CAP) is facing delays in the construction of new plants that would produce caustic soda and ethylene dichloride (EDC), as the company has yet to acquire their environment impact analysis (Amdal) permits.
National 5 years ago
Job Creation Law rolls back economic, sociocultural rights: Activists
Labor, environmental and human rights activists have spoken out against the recently passed omnibus law on job creation, saying it rolls back social protection and may violate international human rights agreements.
National 8 years ago
Airport construction continues despite lack of environmental permit
State-owned airport operator Angkasa Pura (AP) I has cleared a beach area, which will be the location of a new Yogyakarta airport in Kulon Progo, despite possessing neither an environmental impact analysis (Amdal) document or environmental permit for the project.
National 9 years ago
Protest against Semen Indonesia’s Rembang factory continues
Supporters of Jaringan Masyarakat Peduli Pegunungan Kendeng, a movement that rejects the development of a cement factory belonging to state-run cement maker Semen Indonesia in Rembang, Central Java, have said they will continue to stage protests until they are assured the factory’s construction ceases.
