Jakarta Globe: The billions of dollars that Indonesia stands to earn every year in climate-change deals could be at risk if it fails to stamp out corruption in its forestry sector, antigraft authorities warn. Norway is preparing to pay the first $30 million of the $1 billion it agreed to give Indonesia as part of a UN scheme in which rich nations will pay developing countries not to clear woodlands. Agus Purnomo, the head of the National Council on Climate Change, has estimated national …