Indonesia’s disappearing islands: a climate crisis wake-up call for Jakarta?
2020-02-21 02:04
In Indonesia’s resource-rich province of South Sumatra, two uninhabited islands have been submerged by rising sea levels, prompting ratings giant Moody’s to caution that further disappearances “could hurt” the credit profile of Southeast Asia’s largest econom…
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