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Nadine Chandrawinata: Protecting the environment is an obligation, not an option

By October 18, 2021January 19, 2022

Nadine believes that when we protect the environment, then it will protect us. She invites the society to take concrete actions and push for policies that will prevent practices that are destroying the environment.

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Urban dwellers pedaling their way to clear air pollution

By Kennial Laia and Lusia Arumingtyas September 18, 2021November 3, 2021

The number of cyclists in cities increased significantly during the pandemic. Experts say local administrations should use the trend as an opportunity to upgrade public transportation system in a bid to improve air quality.

Indonesian journalists cover impacts of Chinese investment

By June 2, 2021August 24, 2021

Access to information and data, resources, are some of the challenges faced by journalists when reporting on social and environmental impacts There needs to be a change in the current form of collaboration

Nurul Sarifah: K-Poppers can help safeguard our planet

By May 27, 2021January 19, 2022

Beginning from a love for idols – K-Pop artists -, fans are developing movements and channeling their energies to raise awareness of the environment and the climate crisis.

Oligarchs enjoy boom from natural resources

By August 26, 2020August 13, 2022

Indonesia’s natural resources continue to suffer from degradation because of climate change and corruption. The Omnibus Law the government plans to pass is thought to only exacerbates the current conditions as corporate oligarchies dig deeper for profit.

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