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Ecocide Threat in Jakarta

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

The large scale cutting down of trees in Jakarta must be stopped. Economic development needs an ecological perspective.

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THE Jakarta provincial government acted arbitrarily by cutting down hundreds of trees to the south of the National Monument Park using the excuse that it was to revitalize the area. A capital city development project that does not have an ecological perspective could threaten the lives of its citizens.

It is fair to suspect that the Jakarta provincial government was hasty when it carried out renovations in Medan Merdeka to prepare it for the For

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