Flores Geothermal Development Faces Citizen Concerns, Archdiocese of Ende Files Lawsuit
The Archdiocese of Ende has filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court challenging three ministerial decrees related to geothermal development in Flores. The action stems from concerns over citizen rights, lack of information transparency, and potential impacts on water resources and the environment.
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