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Archipelago 10 months ago
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Mass fish deaths in Surabaya river raise ecological red flag
Alaika Rahmatullah, a researcher at Ecological Observation and Wetlands Conservation (ECOTON), said the organization conducted a water quality analysis in the Surabaya River following the mass fish die-off and found alarmingly low levels of dissolved oxygen.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Calls for stronger protection of Brantas River grow as local fish face extinction
A study conducted by Ecological Observation and Wetland Conservation (Ecoton) last year found only seven types of local fish currently inhabiting the downstream area of the Brantas River. Ten years ago, Ecoton researchers had documented up to 13 species of local fish in the same area.
Economy 1 year ago
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Declining catches worry fish processing industry
A business association warns that, without government involvement to solve the upstream problems, a lack of supply will hurt the overall marine and fisheries sector, which is crucial for employment and rural development in Indonesia.
Academia 1 year ago
Tides of change: Innovating ASEAN’s blue economy
A newly launched initiative, the ASEAN Blue Innovation Challenge, invites entrepreneurs, academics and researchers in all 10 member states as well as Timor-Leste to submit their innovative ideas for building a balanced and sustainable blue economy to benefit all people and economies in the region.
Academia 2 years ago
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Tides of change: Empowering women to protect Indonesia’s oceans
A World Bank report pointed out several preexisting gender inequalities in Indonesia, such as women being more prone to poverty and lower literacy, as well as having less access to basic human rights and limited representation in political processes compared to men.
Economy 2 years ago
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China dominates Indonesia fisheries foreign direct investment
Indonesia racked up Rp 1.4 trillion (US$88.9 million) in FDI in the fisheries sector last year with China contributing Rp 370.74 billion, over 26 percent of the total, followed by Malaysia with Rp 240.47 billion and Switzerland with Rp 152.89 billion.
Academia 2 years ago
The best way to deal with unilateral economic coercion
Since the first discharging of the treated water in August, Chinese fishing boats, like Japanese vessels, have continued to fish in the waters east of Hokkaido, which is known as a good fishing ground due to the Kuroshio Current flowing in from off Fukushima prefecture.
