Indonesia’s malaria cases hit record high as climate risks grow
oleh: Shakira Nuha Fella Nouf Gorontalo — Over the past two years, malaria cases in Indonesia have surged by 69 per cent. According to data
19 October 2026 09:00 19 October 2026
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Indonesia fires estimated to have caused 1,700 deaths in August: CREA
Jakarta — Forest and land fires in Indonesia were estimated to have caused about 1,700 deaths from air pollution in August, while pollution from power
23 September 2026 17:10 23 September 2026
WHO commends Indonesia’s leadership in tackling zoonotic disease risks
Jakarta — The World Health Organization (WHO) has praised Indonesia’s leadership in reducing risks from zoonotic diseases through a strengthened One Health approach, marking World
8 April 2026 07:14 8 April 2026
Celios: Climate change will worsen the health of Indonesia’s population in the coming decades
Jakarta – A new warning regarding health threats caused by climate change has emerged in a recent study by the Centre for Economic and Law
26 November 2025 12:09 26 November 2025
Indonesian coastal villages in the dark over nickel pollution
The government has recorded multiple environmental violations at the Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park, but locals are yet to see action by: Johanes Hutabarat The sea
14 November 2025 21:00 14 November 2025
Facing a double threat, BNPB calls for a joint pandemic and climate response
Jakarta – The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has emphasised that Indonesia needs to integrate its pandemic and climate change response systems into the national
5 November 2025 18:28 5 November 2025
Toxic Twenty: New study exposes deadly toll of Indonesia’s coal power fleet
Jakarta — A new joint study by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), the Centre of Economic and Law Studies (CELIOS),
4 November 2025 19:04 4 November 2025
Global warming potentially threatens Indonesia, with hot days predicted to reach 234 days per year
Jakarta – The latest report from Climate Central and World Weather Attribution (WWA) estimates that if global warming is not limited, tropical countries such as
29 October 2025 08:04 29 October 2025
IESA, SIL UI partner with MTsN 24 Jakarta to manage MBG waste and promote the circular economy
Jakarta — The Indonesian Environmental Scientist Association (IESA), together with the School of Environmental Sciences (SIL) at the University of Indonesia (UI), collaborated with junior
15 October 2025 11:50 16 October 2025
Nexus3-Untad: Weda Bay residents exposed to more heavy metals than nickel industry workers
Jakarta – Exposure to heavy metals resulting from nickel industry activities in Weda Bay, North Maluku, not only affects factory workers but is also more
5 June 2025 12:01 5 June 2025
