Indonesia mining: Government reopens nickel project in dive hotspot; environmentalists warn of damage
Indonesia has permitted PT Gag Nikel to resume nickel mining on Gag Island in Raja Ampat, a decision met with criticism from environmental groups concerned about biodiversity loss and potential irreversible damage. Despite a previous suspension and local opposition, the government cites environmental audits and compliance as justification for the resumption.
Indonesia has permitted PT Gag Nikel to resume nickel mining on Gag Island in Raja Ampat, a decision met with criticism from environmental groups concerned about biodiversity loss and potential irreversible damage. Despite a previous suspension and local opposition, the government cites environmental audits and compliance as justification for the resumption.
