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Impacts of the Kayan PLTA Project

Monday, January 24, 2022

Amid Kayan PLTA’s unclear development plan, local communities begin to feel the impacts of the project. A greater risk threatens villagers surrounding the Kayan River.

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Long Lejuh village that would be submerged if the Kayan hydropower plant dam operates. Photo: Civil Society Coalition for Renewable Energy in North Kalimantan . tempo : 173399257126.

FIVE wooden poles are still placed on the banks of the Kayan River in Muara Pangean village, Peso subdistrict, around six hours by speedboat from Tanjung Selor subdistrict, the capital of Bulungan Regency, North Kalimantan. On Friday, January 21, hornbill sculptures were still perched on top of these poles. Eight years ago, the five Bornean ironwood poles full of Dayak carvings, dubbed Tugu Lima (monument of five), marked the start of the develop

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