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eco-friendly

Front Row 1 year ago

Can the paint industry go sustainable? Indonesia and the charge for eco-friendly paints

Indonesia, a growing market for the paint industry, is undergoing a quiet revolution. The industry, projected to reach a staggering $190.8 billion globally by 2028, is taking bold steps toward a more sustainable future. But why the sudden shift?

Academia 1 year ago

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Building an eco-friendly Ramadan

Islam has attached much importance to protecting the environment, asking its followers not to cut trees, pollute rivers or contaminate the atmosphere.

Academia 2 years ago

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Belt and Road: Risks or opportunities for energy transition in Southeast Asia?

The interplay of geopolitical tensions has the capacity to significantly impact cooperative efforts between Southeast Asian nations and China.

Academia 2 years ago

The emerald arc: Propelling West Java's carbon friendly ambitions

By aligning new industries with its geothermal abundance, West Java aims to reshape industries, delivering baseload renewable power for underwriting its new manufacturing hubs and low-carbon growth plans.

Lifestyle 2 years ago

Finally responsible: Indonesian consumers now more conscious with their shopping

More Indonesian customers are becoming environmentally responsible and seeking to reduce carbon emissions by making smart purchasing choices.

Lifestyle 3 years ago

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Brazil's first lady turns heads, champions causes with fashion

Whether sporting a red Workers' Party star on her wedding dress or rocking eco-friendly clothing, Brazil's new first lady is turning heads and making statements with her fashion choices.

Environment 3 years ago

Eco-friendly mud houses make comeback in Hungary

They were long derided as old-fashioned symbols of grinding poverty, but mud and straw houses are making a comeback in Hungary as a low-cost, eco-friendly alternative to concrete.

Community 3 years ago

What I’ve learned: Denica Riadini-Flesch, founder and CEO of SukkhaCitta

‘What I’ve Learned’ is a column that presents candid interviews with policymakers, artists, activists and businesspeople on facing challenges and making a difference.