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May 15, 2000
Coastal communities are being impoverished by large-scale illegal fishing operations; the country's coral reefs are badly damaged and its mangroves are rapidly disappearing.
May 14, 2000
The environmental NGO, WALHI Central Sulawesi, has launched a campaign to try to stop injury and death among divers who work for pearl and speciality fish exporters.
May 14, 2000
One farmer and two policemen were killed when violence broke out at a shrimp farm operated by PT Dipasena Citra Darmaja in the southern Sumatran province of Lampung
May 14, 2000
Opposition is mounting to large-scale mining in Indonesia as communities speak out about its effects on their lives and the environment.
May 14, 2000
The fate of Newmont's Sulawesi gold mine has drawn attention to contracts in the context of moves towards regional autonomy.
May 14, 2000
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