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Archipelago 6 months ago
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West Java’s Citatah karst faces renewed threat from expanding mining
The limestone karst formations of Citatah in West Java that first appeared millions of years ago are once again under attack from expanding mining operations that are destroying the fragile ecosystem and disrupting rural livelihoods.
Society 8 months ago
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Forest under threat as corporations, military gain power under Prabowo
One year into President Prabowo Subianto’s administration, environmental watchdogs warn of a deepening ecological crisis fueled by elite business interests and an expanding military role in natural resource management.
Companies 8 months ago
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Freeport recovers five more bodies, ending rescue efforts at Grasberg mine
The mining giant recovered on Sunday the bodies of five remaining workers who went missing on Sept. 8, bringing an end to a nearly monthlong search and rescue effort for seven total workers, all confirmed deceased.
Archipelago 9 months ago
Nickel mining threatens Indonesia coral haven, NGOs warn
Analysis of recent and historic mining in the region showed a "domino effect of destruction," ranging from deforestation on land to sediment run-off smothering coral reefs, the report by NGOs Auriga Nusantara and Earth Insight said.
Regulations 9 months ago
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New pricing rule offers miners little relief from profit pinch
Industry experts have bemoaned the latest rule on coal and mineral sales, which maintains the government-set benchmark prices for calculating royalties and taxes despite allowing more pricing flexibility, burdening miners with a widening gap between sales prices and royalties as global rates fall.
