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Regulation on carbon value: Another season of red tape?

Academia 3 months ago

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Regulation on carbon value: Another season of red tape?

Indonesia, with its potential to generate up to 13.4 billion tonnes of tradable carbon credits by 2050, is not yet the center of the carbon trade.

Asia’s coal reckoning: Can it shut down the past to power the future?

Academia 7 months ago

Asia’s coal reckoning: Can it shut down the past to power the future?

Asia, which is home to 78 percent of the world's coal power capacity and 80 percent of millions of coal workers, needs to make a pivotal decision to cut its umbilical to the dirty fuel and embrace renewables to ensure a sustainable future for the region.

Loss and damage: A moral imperative to act

Academia 2 years ago

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Loss and damage: A moral imperative to act

The need for increased support is particularly urgent given the IPCC findings that losses and damages are being experienced now, that they are projected to increase and that even effective adaptation will be unable to prevent all losses and damages.

ASEAN must not leave climate behind in digital economy agreement

Academia 2 years ago

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ASEAN must not leave climate behind in digital economy agreement

As ASEAN gears up to negotiate the DEFA to increase intraregional digital cooperation and trade, it must keep climate change front of mind to ensure the sustainability and resilience of the region's digital ecosystem.

Indonesia's climate actions should follow science, not politics

Academia 2 years ago

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Indonesia's climate actions should follow science, not politics

The government has been creating mixed signals by aiming to promote clean and renewable energy but, at the same time, seeking to continue the use of coal energy as long as possible.

What COVID-19 has taught us about sustainable choices and climate change

Academia 3 years ago

What COVID-19 has taught us about sustainable choices and climate change

When people stayed home and bought less, our seemingly unachievable climate goals were suddenly not so remote.

Energy justice: Not an option, but a must in energy transition

Academia 3 years ago

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Energy justice: Not an option, but a must in energy transition

It is crucial to secure the energy access of marginalized communities and facilitate their participation in energy distribution -- issues often dismissed in the existing energy system.

Accelerating Indonesia’s journey to net zero is a shared responsibility

Academia 3 years ago

Accelerating Indonesia’s journey to net zero is a shared responsibility

As a country with rich natural resources such as nickel, and abundant renewable energy sources, Indonesia is primely positioned to be a driving force in the net-zero industrial revolution.

Regional governments key to tackling climate change

Academia 4 years ago

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Regional governments key to tackling climate change

The governance system is decentralized and requires the participation of the regional governments in the clean energy transition processes.

COP26: With or without Joe, Jinping

Editorial 4 years ago

COP26: With or without Joe, Jinping

Given the gravity of the problem, a half deal is still better than no deal at all.

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