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Academia 1 day ago

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The coming food crisis will not look like the last one

Today’s risk begins upstream in global energy markets and flows through fertilizer production into the agricultural system, affecting not only current prices but also future harvests.

Editorial 1 week ago

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Bracing for ‘Godzilla’

As a "Godzilla-like" El Niño looms, Indonesia must move beyond complacency and apply the lessons of history to protect its food security and its future.

Society 1 week ago

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Indonesia on alert for prolonged dry season as El Niño nears

Authorities across the country have rolled out measures to tackle land and forest fires and safeguard food supplies as the warming El Niño climate pattern is expected to return in the second half of the year, raising the risk of a prolonged dry season.

Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

Cooling La Nina expected to be 'short-lived': UN

"The weak La Nina event that emerged in December 2024 is likely to be short-lived," the United Nations' World Meteorological Organization said in its latest update.

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.

Society 1 year ago

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Floods remain biggest threat in 2025, disaster agency says

La Niña is triggering a wetter rainy season in Indonesia, with higher intensity rainfall expected to occur until at least April, increasing the risk of hydrometeorological disasters across the country, the BNPB has warned.

Archipelago 1 year ago

Coral bleachings devastate Bali reefs as sea temperatures rise

Ninety percent of the corals Nyoman had nurtured on the reefs near his village in Bondalem, in northern shore of Bali, lost their colour last December.

Academia 1 year ago

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Drums of war on inflation beaten from Sumatra

Regional cooperation can eliminate food supply disruptions, especially in the Sumatra region, by fulfilling inter-time and inter-regional availability between surplus and deficit.

Economy 1 year ago

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Climate change hurts hydropower production, PLN says

PLN's hydropower in South Sulawesi lost about 75 percent of its electricity generation capacity last year due to the extended dry season.

Editorial 1 year ago

Act now or many more will die

Despite previous galodo occurrences, neither authorities nor local residents appeared to understand the danger that lay ahead or what measures should be taken to mitigate loss of life and property.

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