West Java Besieged by Indonesia’s Deadliest Coal Power Plants
In West Java, three major facilities—the Cirebon, Pelabuhan Ratu, and Indramayu coal power plants—have made the blacklist.
Kategori: Java
Green Illusions: The Failing Promise of Indonesia’s Biomass Energy Plantations
Energy Plantations project in Sukabumi stands at a crossroads. Caught between broken factory machines, failed calliandra saplings, and the citizens’ dread of losing their water sources.
The Death of the Javan Leopard: The Fallen Guardian of Sanggabuana Forest
One more Javan leopard has been permanently removed from a population already in a critical state—estimated at only a few hundred individuals left in the wild.
Testing the Power of Indonesia’s Anti-SLAPP laws in the case of activists Munif and Dera
Indonesian law actually has an “antidote” for the SLAPP poison, known as the Anti-SLAPP concept.
From Waste to Blessing: Gayamsari Residents Turn Organic Waste into New Resources
Household waste can be more useful, both as a form of concern for the environment and as an economic opportunity.
Jatiwangi in the Shadow of Industry and the Dream of an Environmentally Sovereign Terracotta
Trash in Majalengka poses a complex challenge. With accumulating waste, Jatiwangi is now the biggest contributor of household garbage.
Samirono village energy transformation, from waste to clean energy
Samirono village has proven that innovation and collaboration can bring big changes. They showed the world that waste can be turned into clean energy.
Alternative energy from Sumedang tofu waste, between innovation and sustainability
Sumedang tofu is not only savory and delicious, but there is a waste problem that pollutes the environment. In Giriharja Village, tofu waste is processed into alternative energy.
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.
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