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Indonesia Revokes Palm Oil and Mining Permits in Sumatra After Wave of Natural Disasters

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January 1, 2026 | 00:25 WIB |January 1, 2026 | 00:26 WIB | 47 Click Reads

Palm Oil Magazine — Illustration. Following a series of floods and landslides, the Indonesian government has withdrawn large-scale palm oil, forestry, and mining licenses across Sumatra, signaling a tougher approach to environmental protection and disaster risk mitigation. Photo by: Palm Oil Magazine/AI

Indonesia Revokes Palm Oil and Mining Permits in Sumatra After Wave of Natural Disasters

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