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Market Pulse 1 month ago

Good by design: What happens when purpose shapes the business model

From food to beauty to waste, these companies show that impact doesn’t have to come after profit.

Editorial 1 month ago

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The wild, wild waste

Landfills should operate only for residual waste, making disposal a last resort rather than a primary solution.

Academia 1 month ago

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Celebrating Christmas amid ecological disaster

In celebrating Christmas, Christians are invited to demonstrate concern for the Earth rather than adding to its burdens through environmentally unfriendly celebrations.

Companies 2 months ago

MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia and Rekosistem quintuple store coverage of Recycle Dropbox program

As part of ongoing efforts to increase public awareness of environmental responsibility, particularly in household waste management, PT Daya Intiguna Yasa (“MDIY” or “MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia”) is expanding its Recycle Dropbox program to 52 stores across Greater Jakarta, Serang and Bandung.

Jakarta 4 months ago

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Jakarta rolls out free bulky waste pickup to encourage recycling

The service covers items deemed large for regular trash collection, such as sofas, mattresses, cupboards, tables, chairs and other furniture, as well as unused bicycles.

Academia 6 months ago

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The nickel dilemma: A false binary between geopolitical power and a just transition

To promote the nickel-based EV battery industry Indonesia needs to cut bureaucratic layers and channel commitment into action, investing in innovation, building capacity and ensuring readiness for the future.

Academia 6 months ago

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More ambition needed: Road to a global plastic treaty

States should complement production limitations with investment for research and development of plastic alternatives, which may create new jobs for those impacted by the limitation policy.

Archipelago 7 months ago

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Bali to ban production of plastic sachet in 2026

Previously, Bali already banned the production and distribution of bottled water in under-1-liter containers.

Academia 8 months ago

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From crisis to circularity: Bandung’s fight to curb the tide of waste

The waste crisis in Bandung, like that in many growing cities, is a complex issue rooted in infrastructure gaps, behavioral norms and policy inertia.

Academia 1 year ago

Fashion's sustainability dilemma: When upcycling clashes with intellectual property rights

Indonesia’s IP framework was designed for a linear economy, where goods are produced, sold, and disposed of, rather than a circular economy.

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recycle

Good by design: What happens when purpose shapes the business model

PREMIUM The wild, wild waste

PREMIUM Celebrating Christmas amid ecological disaster

MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia and Rekosistem quintuple store coverage of Recycle Dropbox program

PREMIUM Jakarta rolls out free bulky waste pickup to encourage recycling

PREMIUM The nickel dilemma: A false binary between geopolitical power and a just transition

PREMIUM More ambition needed: Road to a global plastic treaty

PREMIUM Bali to ban production of plastic sachet in 2026

PREMIUM From crisis to circularity: Bandung’s fight to curb the tide of waste