Just over a decade ago, Bahodopi, a remote district in eastern Indonesia, was a tangle of lush, tropical forest. There were no paved roads nor 24-hour electricity. When executives from nickel mining firms visited to survey the area’s then largely untapped reserves, they stayed at modest hotels lit by candles.
就在十多年前，位于印尼东部的偏远地区巴霍多皮(Bahodopi)还是一片茂密的热带森林。那里没有铺好的道路，也没有24小时电力供应。当时，镍矿公司的高管来考察这片尚未开发的矿藏时，只能住在用蜡烛照明的简陋酒店。
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