Jakarta Post: RI shows fisheries projects at FAO
At the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Monday, Indonesia showcased its blue economy concept regarding the east and central provinces of Lombok in...
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Jakarta Post: Bogor village ridden with toxic lead gets modern cleanup
Residents of Cinangka village in Bogor, West Java, a center for used battery smelting, are sleeping sounder after Indonesian and American organizations carried out the...
Atjeh Post: North Aceh police confiscate 5 tons of illegal logs
Authorities has reportedly confiscated five tons of wood from Ule Pulo, Dewantara, North Aceh, on June 7. The logs allegedly cut down from Teupin Reusep...
Selective Logging Could Help Protect Indonesia’s Forests
Some conservationists now propose combining protected areas with logging concessions to sustain larger forest landscapes than possible via protected areas alone. This approach has the...
Maluku May Lose 2.7 Million Acres of Protected Forest
At least 1.1 million hectares (2.72 million acres) of protected forest areas in North Maluku may disappear. This threat comes from the high number of...
Freeport Contract Extended Until 2041
PT Freeport Indonesia contract was extended from the supposedly ended in 2021, became even longer until 2041. Although the extension of the contract would be...
Fate of Kalista Alam Decided Today
Today the Meulaboh District Court held a hearing fire case of Tripa peat swamp that drags PT Kalista Alam as a suspect. Agenda for today's...
Air Pollution Index in Makassar Still High
Head of South Sulawesi Environment Agency (BLHD), Hasbi Nur reported that air pollution in Makassar is still high up to 87.83. Hasbi believes that the...
At Least 187 Ecological Disaster Recorded in East Java
The Indonesian Forum for the Environment (Walhi) in East Java has claimed to have recorded massive and systemic environment destruction in East Java during the...
The Success of Farmland Opening in Tabonji District, Papua
Four local villages in Tabonji District, Papua, open farmland to grow rice. These four villages are Bamol, Yeraha, Suam Satu, and Suam Dua. Their hard...