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Academia 2 days ago

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You can move the capital, but can’t replace Jakarta

For a long time, Jakarta has been Indonesia’s economic powerhouse, hosting over 70 percent of ...

Archipelago 5 days ago

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Waste processing rate in Indonesia only reaches 10 percent

Deputy Environment Minister Diaz Hendropriyono stated that Indonesia’s critically low waste ma...

Books 1 week ago

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‘Siapa Bayar Apa Untuk Transisi Hijau?’: Mapping the road to renewable energy

Book brings together 10 contributors with expertise in environmental policy, banking and development...

Europe 1 week ago

Longer exposure, more pollen: Climate change worsens allergies

Runny nose, itching eyes, worsening asthma symptoms – the effects of hay fever are nothing to ...

Regulations 1 week ago

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RI nickel lacks sufficient environmental oversight

Experts say more needs to be done to properly fix nickel industry governance in the country, in...

Academia 1 week ago

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Breaking the cycle of extractive exploitation in Papua

The public have jumped to the defense of Raja Ampat in a modern-day case of David versus Goliath, wh...

Academia 1 week ago

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Political changes don’t weaken the case for green business

No amount of shock-and-awe policy disruption in one country compares to the disruption caused by cli...

Academia 2 weeks ago

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Recentralizing mining license should not sacrifice regional justice

Raja Ampat is a litmus test for our mineral nationalism, which requires both reforming and restructu...

Editorial 2 weeks ago

Mining and tourism don’t mix

Someone issued licenses for mining in a prime tourism region. What were they thinking?

Academia 3 weeks ago

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Nickel boom? Not for the people of Raja Ampat

Host communities, often indigenous and marginalized, are left with nothing.

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environment

PREMIUM You can move the capital, but can’t replace Jakarta

PREMIUM Waste processing rate in Indonesia only reaches 10 percent

PREMIUM ‘Siapa Bayar Apa Untuk Transisi Hijau?’: Mapping the road to renewable energy

Longer exposure, more pollen: Climate change worsens allergies

PREMIUM RI nickel lacks sufficient environmental oversight

PREMIUM Breaking the cycle of extractive exploitation in Papua

PREMIUM Political changes don’t weaken the case for green business

PREMIUM Recentralizing mining license should not sacrifice regional justice