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Business 7 years ago
Concerns rise over government’s handling of mining footprint
Last December, East Kalimantan Governor Isran Noor was criticized for dismissing offhand the possibility that a landslide in the province’s Kutai Kartanegara regency was the result of coal-mining activities that damaged roads and houses.
Business 7 years ago
Government to issue new regulation on coal permits
The government is in the process of issuing a new regulation on coal miners, which is aimed at strengthening the position of the government. Under the planned regulation, contracts of work (PKP2B) will be replaced by the special mining permit (IUPK).
Opinion 7 years ago
Another problem with China's coal: Mercury in rice
Mercury pollution is a problem usually associated with fish consumption. Pregnant women and children in many parts of the world are advised to eat fish low in mercury to protect against the adverse health impacts, including neurological damages, posed by a particularly toxic form of mercury, methylmercury
National 8 years ago
3 Sumatran tigers spotted near Bengkulu coal mine: Official
Three Sumatran tigers have been spotted roaming around a mine belonging to PT Bara Indah Lestari in Seluma regency, located within the Bukit Badas limited production forest (HPT) in the North Seluma district of Bengkulu, kompas.com has reported a local conservation official as saying on Thursday.
Business 8 years ago
15 injured in attack on Kimco Armindo mine site
A group of people raided a mining site belonging to mining company PT Kimco Armindo in Segian village, Kutai Kartanegara regency, East Kalimantan, on Wednesday, blocking coal shipments, injuring 15 workers and damaging six operational vehicles.
