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Gen Z, climate justice and '#IndonesiaGelap'
Academia 11 months ago

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Gen Z, climate justice and '#IndonesiaGelap'

Many of the needs of young people are systematically ignored in the government’s climate policies and actions. 
There is no such thing as Global South
Academia 1 year ago

There is no such thing as Global South

A country under attack is a country under attack, and an aggressor country is an aggressor country. This distinction does not change based on whether the country is in the North or the South.
Fragmented AI governance: How should Indonesia navigate its policy?
Academia 1 year ago

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Fragmented AI governance: How should Indonesia navigate its policy?

According to the Global AI Index 2023, Indonesia ranks 46th out of 62 countries, highlighting a pressing need to enhance its digital infrastructure to effectively tackle challenges in AI development.
US retreat from Paris Agreement: Opportunities for climate education
Academia 1 year ago

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US retreat from Paris Agreement: Opportunities for climate education

European countries could take leadership roles to fill the void left by the United States.
Why we should stick with Paris Agreement
Editorial 1 year ago

Why we should stick with Paris Agreement

Rather than withdrawing from the treaty, Indonesia should up its game in the negotiation room.
La Niña's impact on global warming may be waning
Academia 1 year ago

La Niña's impact on global warming may be waning

January 2025’s record heat highlights how human-driven ocean warming is increasingly overwhelming natural climate patterns.
Indonesia wavering on climate commitments amid global uncertainty
Politics 1 year ago

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Indonesia wavering on climate commitments amid global uncertainty

The government has begun questioning the need for Indonesia’s commitment to the 2015 Paris Climate Accords amid sluggish global progress and United States disruption, raising concerns ahead of a crucial moment when the country must choose to double down on its contributions or empower its dirty energy interests.
How developing nations can raise money to offset climate crisis
Academia 1 year ago

How developing nations can raise money to offset climate crisis

Emerging economies need a new climate finance approach to bridge the chasm between international pledges and returns, and between mitigation and adaptation measure.
Cop-out on climate finance at COP29
Academia 1 year ago

Cop-out on climate finance at COP29

It seems that saving the planet from an impending climate catastrophe does not figure in the priorities of developed countries.
Agency warns extreme weather until April
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Agency warns extreme weather until April

The BMKG has predicted that extreme weather in the country could last until April, with rain fall expected to increase by 20 percent due to La Niña  phenomenon. 
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