The BREAK—DOWN
Then Where Will We Live

Then Where Will We Live

In Indonesia, nickel mining is booming as global demand for batteries surges. Photojournalist Garry Lotulung captures how the industry's impacts—on workers, on communities and on nature—are deeply felt.

Garry Lotulung
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