West Java Besieged by Indonesia’s Deadliest Coal Power Plants
In West Java, three major facilities—the Cirebon, Pelabuhan Ratu, and Indramayu coal power plants—have made the blacklist.
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Green Illusions: The Failing Promise of Indonesia’s Biomass Energy Plantations
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The Death of the Javan Leopard: The Fallen Guardian of Sanggabuana Forest
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Byak Indigenous People Reject Indonesian Military Base Construction on Ancestral Lands in Papua
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