Deadly Waters. Citarum: Indonesian river keeps textile industry’s dirty secrets

RTD travels to Indonesia, home to the Citarum considered the world’s most polluted river. It’s become a dumping site for chemical waste from hundreds of textile factories and local residents throwing sewage and domestic rubbish directly into the river. Despite the contamination, some 27 million people depend on the Citarum as their primary source of drinking water and irrigation. Find out more on how river degradation is affecting local lives and what environmentalists are doing to save their once pristine river.




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