Indonesia Opens Domestic Carbon Market to Global Investors
Indonesia launches international carbon trading platform; enabling countries to trade carbon credits to meet their climate targets.
Indonesia launches international carbon trading platform; enabling countries to trade carbon credits to meet their climate targets.
Tucked behind the bushes near the coast of Aceh sub-district of Lhoong is a gate to the turbulent past. Ek Leuntie Cave recorded the recurring tsunamis that hit the northern Sumatra region for thousands of years. The cave, whose name means Bat Guano, is a tsunami time capsule.
The introduction of waste management fees is a crucial step toward tackling Jakarta’s growing waste problem.
Faced with climate challenges and diminishing yields, many farmers in the Bangladesh’s southwestern coast region are returning to agriculture, prioritizing crop diversity and sustainable practices to combat soil salinity and adapt to a changing climate.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation's latest Global Commitment progress report highlights major consumer brands not on target to meet plastic sustainability goals.
Global Plastics Treaty stalls: what’s next for tackling plastic pollution?
A new analysis from the Center of Economic and Law Studies (Celios) challenges this direction, branding Carbon Capture Storage(CCS) as a costly and ineffective solution when compared to renewable energy alternatives.
According to a new report from Greenpeace East Asia, the ubiquitous presence of single-use plastics on Korean reality shows is sending the wrong message to millions of viewers.
In a groundbreaking move to advance renewable energy, PLN Indonesia Power (PLN IP) inaugurated the nation’s largest and most advanced solar panel factory.