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water-pollution

National 7 years ago

Fish breeding firm under fire for polluting Lake Toba

The company operates thousands of floating net cages in Lake Toba to cultivate tilapia but has committed multiple violations in its operations, according North Sumatra Environment Agency head Binsar Situmorang.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Cool leather, without environmental impacts

Try to imagine having access only to water that is putrid and smells terrible, is undrinkable, causes rashes and respiratory problems, and God knows what else.

City 7 years ago

PAM Jaya turns to Sunter Lake to supply city with water

With 61 percent of Jakarta's rivers severely polluted, city-owned water company PAM Jaya, in looking for new sources of water for the city, has turned to Sunter Lake in North Jakarta.

City 7 years ago

Nylon net to remain above ‘Black River’ until solution found: Anies

The controversial giant black nylon net covering the Sentiong River, nicknamed Kali Item (Black River), next to the Asian Games athletes village in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, will remain in place until a long-term solution is found, Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has said.