Palm Oil Industry Leaves Indonesian Village Struggling With Loss and Regret

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By Deutsche WelleJun 9, 2020, 9:05 am115 pts
By Rizki Nugraha, Michaela Cavanagh and Holly Young Just like his father and grandfather, Alfian has spent his whole life working as a fisherman on the banks of the Batang Hari river in Rukam, Indonesia. In the village of 1,200 residents, rows of houses sit low to the ground beside the water, buttressed on the…

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