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CSF Press Release, Jakarta – 25 September 2009 Jakarta (25/9) – Climate change is an urgent global problem whose solution requires commitment from industrialised nations. The next important negotiations are the Bangkok Intersessional Meetings on Climate Change which will take place from 28 September to 9 October 2009. Indonesia’s Civil Society Forum for Climate Justice (CSF) is concerned about the lack of progress in previous negotiations and fears that this time too, the meeting will be limited to business negotiations between countries emitting pollution and countries buying emissions, rather than focusing on efforts to find a way of addressing the disaster of global warming. |
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Dennis Posadas, The Jakarta Post, August 20, 2009 China's explosive growth has spurred the development of coal electric plants to power the demands of its people. Surprisingly, some of that coal comes from Indonesia, in places like Ombilin, Bukit Asam, and South Kalimantan , sometimes from illegal mining operations. And why not? Coal is cheap and plentiful, and it can be found in many areas of the world, including Indonesia. |
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