by: Nabiha Shahab In the afternoon of March 8, 2026, the structural and philosophical limits of Indonesia’s waste management were breached with lethal force. At Zone IV of the Bantar ...

by: Champa Patel* As the Gulf conflict plunges Southeast Asia into a deepening energy crisis, empowering local governments to transition from fossil fuels has never been more necessary. The war ...

Jakarta – Indonesia’s deforestation reached 433,751 hectares in 2025, marking a sharp 66% increase from 261,575 hectares recorded the previous year, according to the State of Deforestation (STADI) 2025 report. ...

Jakarta — A global campaign highlighting the funding of coal-based nickel projects in Indonesia has once again come under the spotlight after Kpop4Planet activist Nurul Sarifah was selected for this ...

Jakarta – An Indonesian nickel producer has removed key information about its coal-powered operations from its website shortly after a formal complaint was filed with the Singapore Exchange (SGX) over ...

Semarang — The transition to clean energy is not only a major priority for the government, but its tangible benefits are also beginning to be felt by both the industrial ...