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From Nickel to Deforestation

Monday, January 31, 2022

Thousands of nickel mining companies ignore their reclamation obligations and do not have forest release permit. Deforestation in Sulawesi is reaching half a million hectares.

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A truck transports nickel ore at the Oti Eya Abadi mine site, Morowali, Central Sulawesi, December 20, 2021. TEMPO/Erwan Hermawan. tempo : 173056436572.

IT was a hot day in December 2021. Dust from the red dirt road in Kolono Morowali Village, Central Sulawesi, was blown into the air when a white truck carrying nickel passed through it. From PT Sulawesi Resources mine road junction, the 30-ton capacity truck proceeded downhill along the side of the Laronsong River towards the port.

Writing on the sign erected at a post guarded by two men in brown uniform declared that the port is owned by PT Oti

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