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China’s Indonesian nickel boom runs into a limestone wall

Some environmental disasters announce themselves: a spill draws cameras, an apology, a cleanup crew. Most do not. They begin instead as paperwork — a mining permit, a revised land-use map, a supply contract signed in some distant boardroom. By the time anyone notices, the damage is already done. In Indonesia, it is often done at […]

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