Sulawesi hydropower dam could flood important archaeological sites

Mongabay
Dec 14, 2022, 8:17 am180 pts
KALUMPANG, Indonesia — In January, as representatives of a hydropower company explained their plan to dam the river near his home, Kasman wondered if he was staring at annihilation. Kasman is the head of the village deliberation body in Kalumpang, a village on the Karama River in western Sulawesi, one of…

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