Indonesia's Waste Crisis At Suwung Landfill, Bali Island.

Indonesia's Waste Crisis At Suwung Landfill, Bali Island.

A mangrove area beside the mountain of rubbish in the Suwung landfill site, one of Bali's biggest dump sites on August 25, 2023, in Denpasar, Bali Island Province, Indonesia. Every day, Suwung TPA can accommodate approximately 1,200 tons of waste. However, household waste that is being disposed of at Suwung TPA is currently piling up to form mountains of waste towering 15 meters high. Indonesia is the second-largest waste producer in the world. (Photo by Garry Lotulung/NurPhoto)

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