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Jakarta 1 month ago
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Borderless pollution chokes Greater Jakarta as policy gaps persist
As urban air pollution continues to travel across Greater Jakarta, threatening public health and burdening the economy, authorities in the region are facing greater pressure to establish an integrated framework to tackle mounting borderless pollutants.
Regulations 2 months ago
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Indonesia’s solar push stutters on fossil fuel dependence, tight funding
A policy brief released on Thursday has warned against the “illusion of cheap coal-fired power” created by the domestic price cap and the continued reliance on fossil fuels threatens to derail the country's energy transition goals.
Academia 3 months ago
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The 5Es of economic growth and its impact on exchange rates
As geopolitical crises bring the global economy to its knees, tinkering with interest rates won't save failing currencies—only a structural overhaul of a nation’s foundational "5Es," starting with energy self-sufficiency, can weather the storm.
Europe 5 months ago
UK accelerates clean energy to protect against fossil fuel price shocks
Britain will launch a package of measures on Tuesday to accelerate the growth of renewable power and reduce the country’s reliance on fossil fuels which have soared in cost due to the conflict in Iran, the government said.
Academia 5 months ago
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The net-zero fantasy: Renewables alone won't save Indonesia
Indonesia’s path to a net-zero society is being choked by more than just carbon emissions; it is drowning in a sea of plastic and a lack of local infrastructure. While President Prabowo pivots toward renewables, true sustainability will remain a fantasy until the political will at the top translates into accountability for the polluters on the ground.
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