Commentary: Indonesia’s coal industry is on its last legs
2021-05-09 22:12
It’s time to put to rest the myth that using coal, which Indonesia’s economy now relies on, can be a long-term resource for the country’s energy needs, says Greenpeace's Tata Mustasya.
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