Leader: Join the debate
Our future prosperity is in need of a clear, bold infrastructure vision
Antony Oliver NCE Editor
15 October 2009
A volcano in Java has been expelling more than 100,000m³ of toxic material a day for three years. Remote monitoring is now being used to investigate the rate of flow and the impact it will have on the surrounding community. Report by Chris Meikle and David Shilston.
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