In Indonesia, a project meant to boost livelihoods has left locals behind

Mongabay
Nov 27, 2019, 8:31 am168 pts
BITUNG, Indonesia – Animals and humans alike have been caught by surprise the excavators, roads and factories that have appeared in the last few years in this port city in North Sulawesi, a remote corner of Indonesia. Erna Tumbelaka only found out when a photo was stuck to her front door. It set a value on…

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