Jakarta — Global ocean temperatures have remained at record levels for more than three months, an unprecedented streak of warmth that is being amplified by
Jakarta — Global temperatures are likely to exceed the 1.5°C warming threshold within the next few years, increasing the risk of severe climate impacts and
Jakarta — Governments, businesses, communities and civil society groups around the world marked World Environment Day 2026 on June 5 with renewed calls for urgent
Jakarta – The latest report from Climate Central and World Weather Attribution (WWA) estimates that if global warming is not limited, tropical countries such as
Jakarta — Efforts to curb methane emissions are gaining momentum as governments and companies increasingly respond to data-driven alerts. Still, progress remains far too slow
Jakarta – High hopes for carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology as the leading solution to the climate crisis are now beginning to be questioned.
Jakarta – The extreme heat wave that has hit several regions in Indonesia is now not only affecting agricultural productivity, but also threatening the lives
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 – The ongoing rise in global temperature is feared to be an ecological threat and a time bomb for the world economy. A recent
Jakarta – Indonesia is on the frontline of an accelerating climate crisis, with nearly 45 million Indonesians exposed to extreme heat conditions made significantly worse
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