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Jun 09, 2017 Mining outside Africa, for example, in Indonesia, China, and Peru, has also developed in situations of elevated risk to humans and the environment, with large mines surrounded by cities where conventional safety and prevention of contamination and exposure to …
Dec 17, 2015 Indonesia may also become a net importer of natural gas by 2020, leaving the government vulnerable to swings in global gas prices — and hungry for a stable fuel supply in its backyard. The impacts of Indonesia’s coal-mining sector could be eased if companies did better reclamation work.
Oct 28, 2021 Islamic Organization in Indonesia Issues Fatwa Against Cryptocurrency. ... in the footsteps of China which this year reiterated a ban on all crypto transactions and launched a crackdown on bitcoin mining and trading. The popularity of cryptocurrencies has been growing in Indonesia, which is the nation with the largest Muslim population in the ...
Sep 16, 2012 Contrary to the opinions of some specialists, the problem of mining-induced displacement and resettlement is a global problem, occurring on all continents. Countries with particularly large-scale MIDR include: India, China, many African countries (e.g. Ghana, Mali, Zimbabwe) and even Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.
Energy policy, forest sector practices and climate change issues are intricately linked in Indonesia. Fossil fuels dominate energy consumption in Indonesia both in rural and urban areas and Indonesia is gradually increasing the proportion of energy produced from coal (approximately 40% in 2002).
Outsourcing accounts for an estimated 16 million people or 40% of Indonesia’s total workforce yet it has become a taboo topic as the abuse of the practice is symptomatic of the problems related to Indonesia’s rigid labour laws. Therefore, the elimination of outsourcing will not solve the issue of improving the welfare of labourers.
Jan 15, 2013 Labor relations and regaining worker trust: A series of violent confrontations in South Africa, Kazakhstan, and Indonesia, among other countries, have brought labor issues to the forefront for multinational companies, labor unions, and their local partners. Among mining and oil and gas companies, employees and, perhaps more significantly ...
Mar 08, 2017 Today, a half of the forests are gone in Indonesia. From 1960, 82% of lands in Indonesia were forests. It decreased into 68% in 1982, 53% in 1995, and 49% today. This presents significant decrease of forest area. In Indonesia, the main cause of deforestation is illegal logging and forest fires to open new fields.
In Indonesia, there is competition between the interests of nickel mining and its tropical rainforests, leading to a loss in biodiversity as global demand outweighs environmental concerns (7). In New Caledonia, an increase in nickel mining has led to habitat reduction and fragmentation causing serious risks to native species and an overall loss ...
Emerging issues can be associated with cultural or industrial factors or trends, such as changes in commodity demand, workforce, or technology. The Mining Program attempts to identify issues emerging in the next 5 to 10 years and has identified production demands, workforce issues, and mining practices as areas of future concern.
Jun 25, 2021 The complexities of mining project lifecycles require understanding that goes beyond traditional ways of managing risk. Our 300 dedicated global specialists deliver robust, cost-effective risk management and risk transfer programs that enhance project resilience.
Indonesia’s coral reefs and fisheries resources are some of the most threatened in the world. Over the past two decades, destructive fishing practices, over-fishing, coral mining, sedimentation, pollution, and habitat loss have contributed to the degradation of most reefs in Indonesian waters.
The Indonesia Mining Report has been researched at source and features Fitch Solutions' mining and commodity forecasts for metals, minerals and gems, covering all major indicators including reserves, production, exports and values. The report also analyses trends and prospects, national and multinational companies and changes in the regulatory environment.
Jul 27, 2012 Mining in Indonesia taking a heavy social, environmental toll (06/03/2013) Scientists discover high mercury levels in Amazon residents, gold-mining to blame (05/28/2013) Mining companies must turn to recycling as demand for metals grows (04/30/2013) To win concessions in Aceh, mining company hires official being investigated for graft (04/18/2013)
3. Access to Capital. Access and allocation of capital is often cited as one of the biggest issues facing the mining industry, especially for its juniors. Rocketing exploration and production costs have impacted profit margins and left investors reticent to engage with new projects, especially with smaller companies.
