The Closing of Bali’s Largest Landfill: A Turning Point for Island Waste Management
The impending closure of Suwung, the island's largest dumping ground, forces a critical look at sustainable alternatives, from household composting ...
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Bali Waste Crisis: Governor Seeks Landfill Closure Extension to November 2026
With alternative site deemed insufficient, officials aim to accelerate waste management upgrades in Denpasar and Badung. DENPASAR, Bali — Bali's ...
Bali Waste Crisis: Suwung Closure Sets 2-Month Deadline for New System, Bangli as Temporary Fix
Denpasar, Bali — The Indonesian government has confirmed that Bali's primary landfill, the Suwung Final Disposal Site (TPA) in Denpasar, will ...
Bali Waste Crisis Averted — For Now: Suwung Landfill Gets Two-Month Lifeline
DENPASAR, Bali — In a significant administrative shift, the central government in Jakarta has granted Bali a crucial extension to resolve ...
Bali’s Waste Crisis: As Main Landfill Closes, Island’s Tourism Industry Braces for Impact
DENPASAR, Bali — In five days, Bali will enact a critical and long-mandated environmental directive: the permanent closure of its largest ...
Bali to Shut Down Suwung Landfill by December 2025: What Koster’s Plan Means for Residents, Tourism, and the Island’s Future
Bali Governor Wayan Koster has delivered one of the island’s most consequential environmental decisions in recent years: the complete shutdown ...
Trash Crisis Hits Bali’s Tourist Hotspots: Badung’s Beaches Buried in Waste
Hey Bali fam, we've got some not-so-vibey news to share. Our beloved beaches in Seminyak, Kuta, Legian, and Tuban are drowning in trash, ...
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