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environmental-damage

Editorial 2 days ago

Stages of resistance

For years, the state’s approach aligned more closely with regimes that repress rather than pro...

Society 4 weeks ago

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Climate crisis pushes Indonesian youths out of school

The worsening climate crisis is disrupting the lives and future of Indonesian youths, forcing some o...

Academia 1 month ago

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Bodies crushed by nickel mines, no climate justice in Kabaena

Despite promises of development, mines have not brought quality healthcare, routine medical screenin...

Academia 1 month ago

The beauty of coral reefs is key to their survival

Why do people care about coral reefs? Why does their damage cause such concern and outrage? What dri...

Archipelago 2 months ago

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Limestone mine endangers environment on Maluku’s Kei Besar Island

Mining activities at a limestone quarry are threatening lives and the environment on Kei Besar Islan...

Academia 2 months ago

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From Aceh to Papua, greed threatens the nation

The pattern is simple: find land, exploit it, suppress resistance, reward the cronies.

Editorial 3 months ago

Mining and tourism don’t mix

Someone issued licenses for mining in a prime tourism region. What were they thinking?

Academia 3 months ago

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Nickel boom? Not for the people of Raja Ampat

Host communities, often indigenous and marginalized, are left with nothing.

Academia 3 months ago

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Raja Ampat’s nickel paradox: When green ambitions threaten blue paradise

Who benefits from mining in Raja Ampat? The communities who have fished these waters for centuries, ...

Society 3 months ago

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Peaceful protest at minerals expo urges protection for Raja Ampat

A group of Greenpeace activists and Papuan youth held a peaceful protest on the first day of an ongo...

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environmental-damage

Stages of resistance

PREMIUM Climate crisis pushes Indonesian youths out of school

PREMIUM Bodies crushed by nickel mines, no climate justice in Kabaena

The beauty of coral reefs is key to their survival

PREMIUM Limestone mine endangers environment on Maluku’s Kei Besar Island

PREMIUM From Aceh to Papua, greed threatens the nation

Mining and tourism don’t mix

PREMIUM Nickel boom? Not for the people of Raja Ampat

PREMIUM Raja Ampat’s nickel paradox: When green ambitions threaten blue paradise

PREMIUM Peaceful protest at minerals expo urges protection for Raja Ampat