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When a South Korean firm pulled the plug on a multibillion-dollar investment last year, it was a major blow to Indonesia’s plans to build an
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The annual Trellis 30 Under 30 list honors individuals who have made a specific, direct, measurable impact by addressing climate change through their professional roles.
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