Carbon colonialism? Malaysia and Indonesia plan storage hubs for Asian emissions 

Japan and South Korea have signed deals to export CO2 captured at their power and manufacturing plants to Southeast Asia
Activists at COP27 demonstrating against carbon capture and storage in Southeast Asia. Carbon colonialism? Malaysia and Indonesia plan storage hub for East Asia’s exported emissions 
Activists at COP27 demonstrate against carbon capture and storage in Southeast Asia. (Photo: 350.org)

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