Whoever is elected in February must involve more of society in consultations on BRI projects to mitigate environmental risks, Indonesian analysts write.
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Indonesia launches largest floating solar plant in SEA
The 200-hectare solar plant is expected to contribute to the Jawa-Bali power grid, leading the way for other critical renewables in Indonesia.
CELIOS : Keep the energy transition away from false solutions
Celios assessed the energy transition proposed by the presidential and vice-presidential candidates as false solutions that will actually cause a climate crisis
Over 80% of fishermen struggle to access subsidized fuel, survey reveals
Fishermen lack institutional support to access subsidy. Bureaucracy, funding, and data collection are major impediments, experts say.
The role of customary forests in reducing global warming
Indigenous peoples are vulnerable to agrarian conflicts. The human rights perspective must be prioritized in devising policies and solutions.
Indonesian activist nabs Climate Breakthrough Award
Past recipients used their award funds to create new and expand existing initiatives to drive collective actions in tackling climate woes.
Greenpeace regrets Indonesia’s absence from the Three Basins Summit
Despite reaching agreement with Brazil and DRC, Indonesia lags behind in moving the initiative forward, Greenpeace Indonesia says.
WALHI urges students in Papua to campaign for the environment
WALHI underlines the critical role of students in protecting nature and the environment against threats and harms of investment in Papua.
Thousands joined Youth Action for Climate 2023
Thousands banded in climate actions. Youths — over a quarter of Indonesia’s population, is the most affected by impacts of climate crisis.
North Maluku faces numerous environmental woes
WALHI North Maluku said that more than 2 million hectares of land have been annexed by corporations. The province’s marine ecosystem is also at risk.