Lombok Communities Raise Concerns Over C-Gravel Mining Impacts on Water and Infrastructure
Residents in East Lombok, Indonesia, are voicing concerns about water pollution, sedimentation in irrigation systems, road damage, and potential health impacts stemming from C-gravel mining operations. Authorities call for scientific evidence.
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