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Posted inArticle / Energy
JETP and the reluctance of developed countries to pay “climate debt”
The majority of public financing in the JETP project is loans, not grants. Developed countries are seen as reluctant to pay climate debt.
Posted inArticle / Biodiversity
Poaching threatens the existence of Javan gibbons
“The biggest threat to endemic primates is poaching,” said Arif Destriad. Poaching also threatens the existence of the Javan gibbon.
Posted inArticle / Forests
Get to know forest healing to relieve stress
Forest healing activities aim to introduce psychological therapy that can be used to relieve various types of psychological symptoms.
Posted inArticle / Resources
Women from Makassar demand a solution to the clean water crisis
The lack of clean water has significantly affected the daily lives of residents, impacting health, education, and economic activities. Women from Makassar, supported by local NGOs, have taken action to demand government intervention and a long-term solution to the water crisis.
Posted inArticle / Food
Vegetable alms without plastic bags
Gita Pertiwi’s research shows that single-use plastic bags in a number of markets in Solo reach 4,452 pieces per day.
Posted inArticle / Sustainability
Sustainable rattan, protecting habitat and improving the welfare of Kalimantan farmers
Rattan grows in need of trees as support. Sustainable rattan provides incentives for communities to conserve and restore forests.
Posted inArticle / Forests
Fires, encroachment and land conversion are the causes of forest loss in West Kalimantan.
A strategy that prioritizes sustainable development is needed to save West Kalimantan’s forests.
Posted inArticle / Forests
Orangutan dies in resident’s garden, back wound caused by sharp object
The death of the female orangutan was due to hunting or deliberate actions by humans, resulting in the killing of protected animals.
Posted inSpecial report / Ocean and maritime
In Indonesia, tin mining threatens an age-old fishing tradition
The islanders of Bangka Belitung have long hunted squid for sustenance and trade, but some fear this is being imperilled by mining.