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Protecting high-value potentials of Indonesian seas

Academia 2 years ago

Protecting high-value potentials of Indonesian seas

Indonesia has an estimated annual potential of 100 million tonnes of aquaculture production; however, currently, only about 16 percent of this is being utilized.

Ministry blames outdated methods for disappointing 2023 fishery exports

Economy 2 years ago

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Ministry blames outdated methods for disappointing 2023 fishery exports

Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Sakti Wahyu Trenggono stated that the value of fishery exports in 2023 reached US$5.6 billion, a decrease from $6.2 billion in 2022. This year's export value is also lower than the initial target of $6.7 billion.

We must not take water for granted: Let’s manage finite, precious resource

Academia 2 years ago

We must not take water for granted: Let’s manage finite, precious resource

Rapid population growth, urbanization, industrialization, economic development, and the climate crisis have all taken a toll on our water resources.

RI in no hurry to ratify WTO deal on fisheries subsidies

Regulations 2 years ago

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RI in no hurry to ratify WTO deal on fisheries subsidies

Indonesia is not rushing to ratify a Word Trade Organization agreement against subsidies in the fisheries industry, ministries say.

More than grains of sand

Editorial 2 years ago

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More than grains of sand

Sand dredging is notoriously harmful. A number of islets in Thousand Islands regency off Jakarta and in Riau Islands in Sumatra have reportedly been washed away due to the practice.

Plastic is great but too cheap

Editorial 2 years ago

Plastic is great but too cheap

Microplastics were found in human blood and lungs last year, with the vast majority of participants in a study testing positive for plastic.

Electronic invoicing could cut tax losses in international trade

Academia 3 years ago

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Electronic invoicing could cut tax losses in international trade

Discrepancies and tax losses could be avoided, and our balance of trade statistics be more accurate if foreign exporters of goods and services to Indonesia were required to submit an electronic invoice.

'Where are the mackerel?' Alarm as Bosphorus fish stocks crash

Community 3 years ago

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'Where are the mackerel?' Alarm as Bosphorus fish stocks crash

It is high season for the popular variety of tuna, with shoals teeming through the Bosphorus on their way from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean.

Focus on rural realities – A climate change appeal from Ambon to Egypt

Academia 3 years ago

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Focus on rural realities – A climate change appeal from Ambon to Egypt

As young people, we are worried about a crisis that we did not create but one that we have to live with.

Greenpeace drops boulders on UK seabed to curb bottom-trawling fishing

Environment 3 years ago

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Greenpeace drops boulders on UK seabed to curb bottom-trawling fishing

Greenpeace UK said it had dropped 18 large boulders on the seabed in a marine conservation zone off the coast of southwest England to prevent "destructive" industrial fishing.

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