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Black Stamps for Polluters

Tuesday, August 30, 2005

The government has created stamps for firms that stubbornly pollute the environment. But the criteria used by appraisers are questioned by environment activists.

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ON a corner in Jrakah, not much life was left. A heap of slag stood conspicuously. It was pitch-black. The heap packed the corner of land owned by PT General Yaja Steel, a smelter company without a name board in Jrakah, Semarang. It was even higher than the plots 1.5-meter fences. Part of the waste overflowed onto the agricultural area outside the railings, covering the rice field nearby.

Several meters from the slagheap was a roaring chimney with

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