
Forest fires persist in West Kalimantan as authorities step up response
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 – 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 wildfire that has scorched more than 176 hectares around Mount Bromo in East Java remained under control efforts over the weekend, as

Jakarta — The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) has warned that Indonesia’s electricity system faces growing risks from extreme weather events, following recent widespread

Jakarta – Environmental groups have called on Indonesia’s newly appointed Environment Minister Jumhur Hidayat to conduct a sweeping audit of corporate compliance in Riau, as

Jakarta – Researchers are urging Indonesia to establish a high-accuracy climate data centre to serve as a national alarm system capable of providing early warnings

Jakarta – Mud pits, lost villages, and millions of residents now displaced from Aceh to North Sumatra leave one big question: are these floods and

Jakarta – Scientists say that the series of extreme storms that have hit Southeast Asia in recent weeks is not merely the result of tropical

Jakarta – Floodwaters across Greater Semarang have started to recede after more than a week of coordinated emergency operations led by Indonesia’s National Disaster Management

Jakarta – The phenomenon of warming seas in the Java Sea is now believed to be the primary trigger for increased rainfall intensity, even though

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
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