Reducing Air Pollution

IT is difficult to avoid the impression that the government is not serious about reducing the levels of air pollution in Jakarta, which is being increasingly smothered by poisonous gas. Rather than starting with the roots of the problem, recent endeavors to control air pollution appear partial and in the interests of ‘projects’.

According to findings by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clear Air (CREA), the sources of Jakarta&rs

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