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Academia 1 month ago
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The hidden costs of Indonesia's B50 biodiesel revolution
Indonesia’s ambitious B50 biodiesel mandate promises total energy independence, but a volatile mix of surging food costs, environmental degradation, and fiscal strain could turn this historic experiment into a costly economic gamble.
Academia 3 months ago
Peatlands hold climate secrets we still miss
Peatlands have been developing over millennia on every continent and although they are globally important ecosystems, there is still much we don't know about them in order to make informed policy decisions today for benefits in the future.
Academia 1 year ago
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The nickel dilemma: A false binary between geopolitical power and a just transition
To promote the nickel-based EV battery industry Indonesia needs to cut bureaucratic layers and channel commitment into action, investing in innovation, building capacity and ensuring readiness for the future.
Society 1 year ago
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New IESR study suggests policies to curb individual carbon footprints
A new landmark study on individual carbon footprints from the IESR points to a wide disparity between urban and dwellers, suggesting that administrations can create more localized policies to encourage residents to curb their daily emissions.
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