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Water concerns triggers suspension of Indonesia’s West Java data centre project (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The West Java administration has suspended the construction of a data center in Jatiluhur, Purwakarta regency, West Java amid concerns over its environmental impact and pressure on local water reserves. The company behind the project, Singapore-based digital infrastructure firm BDx Data Centers, reportedly had yet to secure its environmental impact assessment (Amdal) and building approval (PBG). “If the permits are still being processed, then construction should not start yet,” West Ja
Indonesia vows to work with ASEAN members on haze (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The government has pledged to work with neighboring countries throughout ASEAN to address widespread fires, as pressure grows for Jakarta to ramp up efforts to contain the blazes and transboundary haze. Jakarta has maintained regular communication and coordination on fire management with ASEAN countries through a cooperation framework under the bloc’s Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution (AATHP), said Foreign Ministry spokesperson Vahd Nabyl Achmad Mulachela. The ASEAN Secretariat
Indonesian human rights commission launches probe on Jakarta protest handling (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) is examining the police handling of a recent protest in Jakarta that ended with clashes and left one dead amid concerns over the excessive use of force by security officers. On Monday, the commission held a meeting with the National Police to discuss the aftermath of the protest on Aug. 27 that dragged out until early hours of the following day. After the meeting, Komnas HAM chair Anis Hidayah said the commission would assess whether
As Indonesia’s forests fragment, arboreal bridges offer orangutans a lifeline (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Manmade arboreal bridges are emerging as a conservation tool to reconnect fragmented habitats for orangutans, as the critically endangered great apes face growing threats from infrastructure development, deforestation and climate change. In the forests of Sumatra and Borneo, the only natural habitats of Sumatran, Tapanuli and Bornean orangutans, shrinking forests and expanding roads and settlements have increasingly isolated populations. Habitat fragmentation limits orangutan movement
Pressure piles on Indonesia to contain wildfire haze (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Jakarta remains indecisive about an offer of assistance from Malaysia to help extinguish forest and land fires across the country, despite haze spreading to neighboring countries adding pressure on Indonesia to contain the blazes and prevent transboundary pollution. In a statement issued late on Tuesday, the Transportation Ministry’s civil aviation director general, Lukman Laisa, said his office had not received a flight clearance request for Malaysian aircraft to carry out a waterbomb
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