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Opinion 5 years ago

Indonesia leads the world on reducing deforestation

Indonesia has an ambitious emissions reductions target which focuses on sharp cuts in emissions from the land use sector.

World 6 years ago

Staff say sexism, racism and abuse are 'systemic' in UN-led climate fund

Seventeen employees of the world's largest global climate fund, based in South Korea, have complained of sexism, racism and harassment within the troubled United Nations-led project.

World 6 years ago

Biden unveils $2 trillion climate plan in new contrast with Trump

White House hopeful Joe Biden on Tuesday unveiled an ambitious, $2 trillion climate change plan that would revamp the US energy sector and seek to achieve carbon pollution-free power in just 15 years.

National 6 years ago

PREMIUM
Reaping rewards: Indonesia to receive payment from Norway for forest conservation

Indonesia is set to receive a US$56 million grant from Norway in the first payment for the country’s success in reducing deforestation and carbon emissions under the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) cooperation scheme.

National 6 years ago

Indonesia to receive $56 million from Norway for reducing emissions

Indonesia is set to receive a US$56 million grant from Norway as the first payment for the former’s success in reducing deforestation and carbon emissions under the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) cooperation scheme.

National 7 years ago

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Declining deforestation in Indonesia: Anomaly or sustainable trend?

According to data from the Environment and Forestry Ministry, the country saw a decline in the deforestation rate in 2017, with 480,000 hectares of forest lost, a figure slightly lower than previous years.

National 7 years ago

PREMIUM
How Indonesia finally earned nod from Norway for climate fund

After 10 years, Indonesia finally confirms that carbon emission and deforestation have declined

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