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Di balik Baterai Hijau: Krisis Lingkungan dan Kesehatan Warga di Morowali

Alif Ubay Bahrizky

Author • 5 Minutes Read

09 September 2026

Tanpa mempertimbangkan keadilan masyarakat, "energi hijau" hanya pemindahan beban dari negara kaya ke masyarakat miskin yang tidak punya pilihan.

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Di balik Baterai Hijau: Krisis Lingkungan dan Kesehatan Warga di Morowali

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