New Indonesian industrial park on Borneo, feted as 'green,' will be powered by coal, report says

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A vast industrial park being built on the tropical island of Borneo that has attracted billions of dollars in foreign and domestic investment is damaging the environment in an area where endangered animals live and migrate.

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