Indonesia reviews firms in river basins after latest floods affect 7% of Bornean province

Mongabay
Mar 31, 2026, 9:38 am60 ptsTrending
BANJAR, Indonesia – Indonesia’s government continues to review mines and plantations in the river basins of southern Borneo, months after more than 7% of the population there was impacted by flooding in December last year. “An audit is still in progress,” environment ministry spokesperson Yulia Suryanti…

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