"Lapindo mud"

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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11 October 2024

In Medan City, North Sumatra, Indonesia, on October 11, 2024, oil-fueled vehicles pass by an electric fuel filling station during a trial period to encourage the switch to renewable green energy. Research finds that 'Rare Earth Elements' in the Lapindo mud can be used as lithium in batteries, potentially transforming natural disasters into a new source of green energy.

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30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

General view of Lapindo mudflow destruction during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

General view of Lapindo mudflow destruction during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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30 May 2016

Students walk pass trough the houses which left by the owner near the Lapindo mudflow area during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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