Indonesia’s Sea Sand Export Resumption Raises Alarms Over Potential Marine Biodiversity and Environmental Loss
Indonesia’s return to sea sand exports sparks environmental concerns and potential ecological disasters.
Indonesia’s return to sea sand exports sparks environmental concerns and potential ecological disasters.
Data collected by KPBB from 2017 to 2023 shows that the annual average concentration of PM2.5—a key pollutant—ranged from 38 to 46.1 µg/m3, levels categorized as unhealthy.
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The Lego Mosque, officially named Masjid Al Fattah, stands as a unique architectural achievement, constructed entirely from non-fired bricks crafted from laterite soil and air-dried in the sun, thus eliminating…
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Established in 2023, IDXCarbon stands as Indonesia's sole carbon exchange, offering a range of benefits to attract participants. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Jakarta, ChangeMakr Asia - The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)…
The Microforest utilizes the photosynthesis process of microalgae to filter pollutants and reduce carbon dioxide levels, contributing to better air quality for the thousands of daily mosque visitors. FOLLOW THIS…
Your cup of coffee is getting more expensive. Coffee prices at their highest in 18 months as harvests struggle. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In a world where the morning cup of…