Two Jakartans study pollution

Two Jakartans study pollution

JAKARTA (JP): Two Jakarta residents -- Soehatman Ramli and
F.A. Gunawan -- have completed their studies in pollution at the
University of California, the U.S.

The two were enrolled at the University of California Berkeley
Extension's Institute in Pollution and Control, the university
said recently.

Ramli and Gunawan both work for state-oil company Pertamina.
Ramli is the environmental and health safety manager at state-
owned oil company Pertamina. Gunawan also works for Pertamina and
has a master's degree in management from the University of
Indonesia.

Berkeley Institute in Pollution and Control provides
professionals the opportunity to learn about the latest
strategies, treatments and technologies from some of the major
experts in the field and exchange ideas with colleagues from
around the world.

The second annual Berkeley Institute in Pollution Prevention
and Control will be held March 30 to May 1 next year in Berkeley
with a fee of US$4,200.

Readers interested in the study can contact Environmental
Management, UC Berkeley Extension on telephone number (510)
6437143 or fax (510) 6438290. (hhr)