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Kalimantan

Mission possible: Climbing up the value chain
Academia 4 years ago

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Mission possible: Climbing up the value chain

The International Energy Agency predicts that to meet the Paris Agreement goals, battery nickel supply must increase 19 times by 2040. 
Indonesia passes law to relocate capital to remote Kalimantan
Politics 4 years ago

Indonesia passes law to relocate capital to remote Kalimantan

The new state capital law, which provides a legal framework for President Joko "Widodo" Widodo's ambitious $32 billion mega project, stipulates how development of the capital will be funded and governed.
Thousands flee as floods worsen in Malaysia
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

Thousands flee as floods worsen in Malaysia

The National Disaster Management Agency said the weeks-long bout of bad weather was expected to carry on until Tuesday.  
Can’t blame it on the rain
Editorial 4 years ago

Can’t blame it on the rain

According to Greenpeace Indonesia, around 53 percent of Kapuas' 9.3 million hectares of water-catchment area have been converted into oil palm plantations, leaving only 4.2 million ha of forests around the 1,100-kilometer river.
Recent floods in Kalimantan raises concerns over environmental damages
Archipelago 4 years ago

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Recent floods in Kalimantan raises concerns over environmental damages

Three out of five provinces in Kalimantan have been hit by floods, triggered by deforestation and changing climate, over the past month, adding into the latest list of natural disasters that have struck the region this year.
Burning issues of post-pandemic economic recovery
Opinion 4 years ago

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Burning issues of post-pandemic economic recovery

Fires were used as a cost-effective tool both to expand agriculture and in farm practices, often small-scale operations. 
Testing times: Kalimantan orangutans get COVID-19 swabs
SE Asia 4 years ago

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Testing times: Kalimantan orangutans get COVID-19 swabs

The antigen tests on 30 of the red-haired creatures in Sabah state on Kalimantan island were conducted last Tuesday, and all came back negative, wildlife officials said. 
BSD bets on housing demand from new capital city
Business 4 years ago

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BSD bets on housing demand from new capital city

Developer BSD is getting in ahead of the competition with two urban real estate projects in East Kalimantan, banking on the revived plan to relocate the capital there to push up demand for residential property.
New capital will take decades, not years: Bappenas
Business 4 years ago

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New capital will take decades, not years: Bappenas

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither will Indonesia’s new capital. Turning the plan into reality will take decades, authorities have said, putting a damper on hopes that the project would get off the ground during President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s term in office.
Beware, COVID-19 is penetrating Indonesia's hinterlands
Opinion 4 years ago

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Beware, COVID-19 is penetrating Indonesia's hinterlands

The current reports of COVID-19 cases from the nation's remote areas are believed to be the tip of the iceberg because of limited testing and tracing.
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