Indonesian Weda Bay Industrial Park powering world’s electric vehicles
Thousands of miles from home, Chinese migrant workers run the nickel-processing plants at Weda Bay Industrial Park that do the dirty work of the clean energy transition.
Thousands of miles from home, Chinese migrant workers run the nickel-processing plants at Weda Bay Industrial Park that do the dirty work of the clean energy transition.
When a new orangutan species was found near a Chinese-owned hydrodam in Indonesia, scientists and advocates launched a campaign to block the project. Then some who spoke against it lost their jobs and ability to work in the area—and, in the case of one activist, his life.
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