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Academia 1 year ago
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Concerts, carbon and climate: How Indonesia's music boom might fuel the crisis
Indonesia's thriving music scene presents an opportunity for the country to take a lead in setting sustainability standards for major cultural events, including carbon emissions generated from air travel by both performers and attendees.
Editorial 1 year ago
No more cop-outs
Indonesia may have made a poor showing by sending low-ranking officials to COP16, but seeing as the President's brother is leading the delegation to COP29 later this month, this could be a sign that the government is finally getting serious about the country's positioning on global climate issues.
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