Jakarta – Rising global temperatures and carbon dioxide (CO₂) concentrations due to climate change are not just affecting extreme weather and rising sea levels. A
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Jakarta – A recent study from Curtin University, Australia, published in the journal Urban Climate, reveals that exposure to air pollution and extreme temperatures during
Jakarta—To support the global response to climate change’s impacts, the Indonesian government has allocated USD 30 million to fill the funding gap for programs initiated
Jakarta – The Indonesian government is increasing its focus on protecting children vulnerable to climate change’s impacts, as this group is most affected in terms
Jakarta – In celebrating World Vegan Day, the Vegan Squad Indonesia issued an open letter to President Prabowo Subianto, urging strategic policy changes to mitigate
Jakarta—As the world celebrates World Food Day on October 16, Eathink, a platform by Foodsustainesia, has introduced SELARAS, the group said in a written statement.
Jakarta – The year 2023 has already recorded the highest temperatures and predictions for 2024 show a more extreme trend. The latest data from the
Jakarta – The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) estimates that October 2024 will be one of the hottest months in Java. The sun’s apparent
Jakarta – A recent survey by Kawula17 highlights the grave environmental challenges Indonesia faces, particularly in its urban areas, which pose severe risks to public
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