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National 5 years ago

APRIL Group launches one-decade plan to reduce emissions, support SDGs

Anderson Tanoto, the director of APRIL Group's parent company Royal Golden Eagle (RGE), said that strengthening investment in climate, environmental and sustainable development was the way toward economic recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic.

World 5 years ago

20,000 paper birds help fund COVID-19 units at Belgium hospital

A flock of 20,000 multicolored origami birds has been installed in a cathedral in Brussels, Belgium, as part of a fundraising artwork that has paid for two COVID-19 units at a local hospital.

City 6 years ago

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Residents angry over imported waste ending up in Bekasi

Madih, head of local neighborhood unit in the village said he was shocked to discover the trash right in front of his house after waking up one morning in May.

City 7 years ago

Students break record after producing 1,161 sheets of recycled paper

Up to 550 elementary school students of private elementary school SD Tarakanita 5 in Rawamangun, East Jakarta, broke the Indonesian Museum of Records (MURI) by producing 1,161 sheets of recycled paper on Saturday.

Business 8 years ago

Indonesia reports Australia to WTO over paper duties

Indonesia has filed a formal complaint with the WTO over Australia’s import duties on Indonesian paper.

Business 8 years ago

Asia Pulp and Paper eyes to strengthen exports for Quran paper

Giant paper producer Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) is forecasting the sales volume of Quran paper to increase by 7 percent to 23,625 metric tons (MT) this year, thanks to strong demand from countries in the Middle East, such as Iran, Egypt and Lebanon.