Pemerintah Indonesia mempromosikan pembangunan rendah karbon sebagai inisiatif baru untuk mengurangi emisi gas rumah kaca. Sebuah inisiatif yang akan memungkinkan pertumbuhan ekonomi negara mencapai antara 5 hingga 6 persen per tahun.
BAPPENAS minister says Indonesia is fully committed to steer its economy for low carbon development. The government will mainstream a low carbon framework in its medium-term development plan.
The progress in the first week of climate negotiations in Katowice has been painfully slow, and a logjam over financial transparency can unravel agreements in other areas such as green technology transfer.
Researchers from the World Resource Institute Indonesia argue that while Indonesia has made some steps to meet its climate action targets, it now needs more of a long-term vision.
SIEJ in partnership with WRI Indonesia held a press briefing and discussion with journalists to underline Indonesia’s ambitious plan as a signatory to the Paris Agreement and topics to be discussed at the coming COP24 in Katowice.
Berbagai macam industri dan aksi berkontribusi terhadap perubahan iklim, namun lebih banyak penelitian menunjukkan bahwa perubahan iklim sedang terjadi sehingga menurunkan gas rumah kaca global untuk mengurangi dampak perubahan iklim menjadi mendesak.
Young journalists in Dili took part in a workshop aimed to increase their skill and capacity in environmental reporting. Topics covered include waste management, biodiversity and disaster risk management.
Jakarta, Ekuatorial – Indonesia’s emission profile on coal had increased five fold for the past decade catching up on land use change contribution for releasing greenhouse gas emission, said an official on Friday (3/7), in Jakarta. Based on SIGN or Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventory System, set up by Ministry of Environment and Forestry, coal had […]
Jakarta, Ekuatorial – Even with current climate policies, Indonesia still need to apply deep carbon emission cuts to prevent the world to reach two degrees Celsius temperature, said an expert, in Jakarta, on Tuesday (16/6). “It has to be deep [carbon emission cuts] because it would not be enough to rely on 26 percent [Indonesia’a […]
Jakarta, Ekuatorial — Despite of moratorium, Indonesia still lost nearly one million hectares of its forest areas, a study reveals in Jakarta, on Wednesday (29/4). The study, launched by Walhi (Indonesian Forum for the Environment) and Kemitraan, analyses forest moratorium implementation especially in four provinces, — Riau, Jambi, South Sumatra, and Central Kalimantan –, between […]
