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Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
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Jokowi reiterates developing nations call for help on climate at G20
The call to provide more climate support to developing countries was made amid a disagreement among the world’s major economies on commitments to reduce fossil fuel use, cut greenhouse gas emissions and increase renewable energy targets.
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A science-driven path forward to navigating Jakarta’s air quality challenge
Jakarta's haze issue offers an opportunity to combine data and methodologies founded in atmospheric chemistry to generate more complete understanding of its causes and hence, develop better guidance to design both measures and policies toward a solution.
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