Mangroves and wildlife in Bornean bay at risk from Indonesia's new capital

JAKARTA/NORTH PENAJAM PASER, Indonesia — The Indonesian government’s strategy to minimize the marine impacts of building a new capital city on the island of Borneo is severely lacking, researchers and activists say. The city of Nusantara, where the government will move the nation’s capital in 2024 from Jakarta, is being constructed in the province of […]

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