Jatiwangi in the Shadow of Industry and the Dream of an Environmentally Sovereign Terracotta
Trash in Majalengka poses a complex challenge. With accumulating waste, Jatiwangi is now the biggest contributor of household garbage.
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Samirono village has proven that innovation and collaboration can bring big changes. They showed the world that waste can be turned into clean energy.
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BPA labeling protects consumers, not business competition
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Media prioritizes coverage of energy project achievements or company commitments to energy transition from the sources’ perspective
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