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The government has disputed the recently published scientific research that claimed the area lost to forest and peatland fires in 2019 was larger than official estimates, a move which activists said highlighted the government’s lack of openness toward data gathered from independent studies.
Indonesia is starting to reap more economic benefits as it implements circular economy principles, although the country still has a lot of room to improve its waste collection and management, a ministry official has said.
Environmentalists have said that they remain skeptical over the mechanism, arguing that it could incentivize industrialized countries to offset, rather than reduce, their carbon emissions by purchasing credits representing emission-reduction efforts from other countries.
