Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Abandoned-House-near-Cilacap-Coal-Power-Plant-27MZIFLT22LL.htmlConceptually similarAbandoned Houses near Cilacap Coal Power PlantGP01LL4Completed★★★★Children in a MosqueGP01LLECompleted★★★★Mother and Child near Cilacap Coal Power PlantGP01LLACompleted★★★★Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Affected WomanGP01LLBCompleted★★★★Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Affected WomanGP01LLCCompleted★★★★Children Play near Cilacap Coal Power PlantGP01LL6Completed★★★★PLTU Cilacap Coal-Fired Power PlantGP01LL3Completed★★★★Mother and ChildGP01LLDCompleted★★★★Fishing Boat near Cilacap Coal Power PlantGP01LL5Completed★★★★View AllGP01LL2Abandoned House near Cilacap Coal Power PlantAbandoned house near the Cilacap coal-fired power plant, viewable in the background. The incessant humming and dust pollution from the power plant has driven dozens of residents in the Griya Kencana Permai village housing away from their homes.Locations:Central Java-Cilacap Regency-Indonesia-Southeast AsiaDate:23 Sep, 2008Credit:© Greenpeace / Ardiles RanteMaximum size:3000px X 2000pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Energy-Houses-KWCI (GPI)-PLTU Cilacap Coal Fired Power Plant-Power stationsShoot:Cilacap Coal-Fired Power Plant Documentation in IndonesiaThe PLTU Cilacap coal-fired power plant was opened in 2006. The original aim of building the plant was to encourage local economic growth. Many new jobs had been created. But despite the initial hope, the real cost to the Southeast Java town soon became shockingly clear. The pollution from the plant has had serious effects on the health of the people living in the surrounding. A huge number of people suffer from respiratory-related diseases. Many people have been driven away by the coal dust and constant humming coming from the plant.
