
Fire hotspots fall in four priority provinces despite national rise
Jakarta — Indonesia reported declines in fire hotspots in four of its six priority provinces for forest and land fire control, although a slight increase

Jakarta — Indonesia reported declines in fire hotspots in four of its six priority provinces for forest and land fire control, although a slight increase

Jakarta — Environmental watchdog Jaringan Kerja Penyelamat Hutan Riau (Jikalahari) has reported that about 583 hectares of land burned inside five corporate concessions in Indonesia’s

Jakarta – Forest and land fires continue to affect parts of West Kalimantan, with authorities reporting more than 2,600 hotspots as efforts intensify to contain

Jakarta – A total of 1,487 hotspots were detected across Kalimantan as Indonesia enters the dry season, the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) said on

Jakarta — A wildfire that has scorched more than 176 hectares around Mount Bromo in East Java remained under control efforts over the weekend, as

Jakarta — The Indonesian government is stepping up nationwide preparedness measures as a strong El Niño pattern is forecast to prolong dry conditions through late

Jakarta – Indonesia is facing an early and sharp surge in forest and land fires, with tens of thousands of hectares burned in the first

Jakarta – New research from the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) concludes that Indonesia’s climate has entered a new stage of so-called “next level

Jakarta – Indonesia is on the frontline of an accelerating climate crisis, with nearly 45 million Indonesians exposed to extreme heat conditions made significantly worse

Jakarta – The year 2024 will go down as the hottest year in modern history, changing the face of the planet with extreme heatwaves, floods
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