A Year in a Mudhole
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
THE poet W.S. Rendra has come up with an apt expression for the Lapindo mud tragedy in Sidoarjo, East Java. He calls it a cultural tragedy: a major incident that has not only submerged villages and closed factories, but also wrecked the environment and inundated a river delta whose formation took centuries, making it older than human civilization.
This week marks one year since the Lapindo mud started pouring out. It began with an operational fa
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