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waste-management

Government to boost scrutiny of waste imports
National 3 days ago

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Government to boost scrutiny of waste imports

Surveyors assigned to verify imports of nonhazardous waste will be under the government's s...
Dutch technology used to solve perennial waste issues
City 5 days ago

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Dutch technology used to solve perennial waste issues

The government has launched a technology-based pilot project to clean up rivers in Jakarta in a bid ...
Unwanted trash: Developed nations accused of dumping hazardous, unrecyclable plastic waste in Indonesia
National 6 days ago

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Unwanted trash: Developed nations accused of dumping hazardous, unrecyclable plastic waste in Indonesia

Waste imports to Indonesia soared from 10,000 tons per month in late 2017 to 35,000 tons per month i...
Public encouraged to send waste to sewage treatment plants
City 1 month ago

Public encouraged to send waste to sewage treatment plants

PD PAL Jaya has two PPLPs, in Duri Kosambi and in Pulo Gebang in East Jakarta, with a total processi...
Campaigns leave tons of sign waste
Politics 1 month ago

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Campaigns leave tons of sign waste

Throughout Jakarta, piles of campaign signs, including flags, banners, posters and billboards of var...
Waste is gold: When pawnshop meets waste bank
City 1 month ago

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Waste is gold: When pawnshop meets waste bank

People collect recyclable items and have them weighed at the local waste bank every Tuesday. 
Jokowi approves Rp 571 trillion in Greater Jakarta infrastructure projects
Business 1 month ago

Jokowi approves Rp 571 trillion in Greater Jakarta infrastructure projects

Public transportation, clean water network and waste treatment facility projects are to be comp...
Bekasi villagers demand 'stench money' for living near dumpsite
City 2 months ago

Bekasi villagers demand 'stench money' for living near dumpsite

Residents demand the regency pay each family in the village Rp 270,000 (US$18.90) per fami...
Regions lag behind in waste management planning
National 2 months ago

Regions lag behind in waste management planning

Only 30 percent of all regional administrations have what the government considers a feasible waste ...
Inadequate landfills worsen Indonesia’s waste problems
National 2 months ago

Inadequate landfills worsen Indonesia’s waste problems

Most regions still use open-dumping landfills. According to 2018 Environment and Forestry Ministry d...
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