Why is the G20 important for climate and energy transition?
Indonesia is urged to show leadership, take firm climate action and ambition, including increasing its emission cuts.
Author: Kennial Laia
Kennial Laia started her career as a journalist in 2013. Kennial discovered her interest in environmental issues and the climate crisis while covering forest fires in the Riau Islands in 2014. Based in Jakarta, Kennial has consistently covered the environment, climate crisis, women and gender, and socio-culture since 2017. She has received various fellowships and involved in investigative reporting collaborations. Some of her work have received awards including from the Independent Journalist Alliance (AJI) Jakarta and the Society of Indonesian Environmental Journalists. Kennial was also shortlisted for the SOPA Award in the category of Excellence in Reporting on Women's Issues in 2015.
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