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Indonesia’s recent decision to move ahead with Russian floating nuclear power may eventually give the country a new source of low-carbon electricity to help reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. Fair enough. On the other hand, it could also create one of Southeast Asia’s most complicated energy, legal and geopolitical problems.
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