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Indonesia Recognizes 51,000 Hectares of Indigenous Land in North Lombok, Marking Major Milestone for Land Rights

February 22, 2026 No Comments

Twelve Indigenous groups receive formal territorial recognition, setting precedent for policy and sustainable governance. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC NORTH LOMBOK, Indonesia — In a significant step

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olden Agri-Resources and Arkadiah have signed a five year agreement to advance forest carbon measurement for Southeast Asia. Pictured left to right: Cheryl Tan, Senior Manager, EDB; Dalvir Singh, Director, OSTIn; Reuben Lai, CEO, Arkadiah Technology; Haryanto Kurniawan, Head of Carbon and Renewables, Golden Agri-Resources; Chen Yiwen, Vice President, EDB; Bin Boon Song, Assistant Vice President, EDB.

Singapore-Indonesia Partnership Sets New Benchmark for High-Integrity Forest Carbon in Southeast Asia

February 3, 2026 No Comments

Arkadiah Technology and Golden Agri-Resources launch five-year project using satellites, LiDAR and AI to improve forest carbon transparency. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SINGAPORE — A new

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The final result of the Bio-Briquette created by ITB Bioenergy and Chemurgy Engineering students. (Committee Doc.)

ITB Students Turn Campus Waste Into Bio-Briquettes, Offering a Clean Alternative Energy Source

January 31, 2026 No Comments

Using dried leaves and coconut fiber, the student-led innovation combines low emissions, affordability and circular economy principles. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC BANDUNG, Indonesia — Two students

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Waste Management in Depok

Rezycology Secures $200,000 From Canadian Government and IIX to Scale Waste Innovation

January 15, 2026 No Comments

Blending recycling innovation with women’s empowerment, the company positions waste as both an economic and social opportunity. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — As Indonesia continues

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indigenous land rights

UN Opens Biodiversity Reporting to Communities, Cities and Business

January 7, 2026 No Comments

Move marks a break from government-only accounting, as Indigenous groups welcome recognition but warn of access barriers and greenwashing risks. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC For the

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The topside of Apo Island is covered in lush tropical greenery (image via Divernet)

Apo Island’s Lesson: How a Small Philippine Village Revived a Reef—and a Fishery

January 4, 2026 No Comments

Apo island’s community-led model—local governance, clear rules, and protected nursery grounds—has traveled far: it has inspired 700 villages to set up sanctuaries and contributed to

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Cox Bazar

Counting the Cost: 2025’s Top 10 Climate Disasters Topped $122 Billion, Report Finds

December 29, 2025 No Comments

The report identifies the year’s 10 costliest extreme events influenced by the climate crisis, each causing over $1 billion in damage. Among these, the Palisades

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Plastic waste in the sea by narvikk from Getty Images Signature

Reuse and Return Schemes Could Nearly Eliminate Plastic Packaging Pollution by 2040, Report Finds

December 19, 2025 No Comments

Pew analysis warns plastic waste will more than double without action; packaging is the chief culprit—and the fastest fix. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC A sweeping new

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Southeast Asia’s Record Monsoon: Why Rains, Typhoons and Floods Are Surging

November 28, 2025 No Comments

Scientists point to climate change as a definitive amplifying factor. The ocean has registered record warmth, and the South China Sea shows a long-term trend

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