Outbreaks of the deadly foot-and-mouth and Lumpy Skin diseases threaten to have far-reaching consequences
Environment
Tesla has reportedly agreed to build a battery and electric vehicle factory in Indonesia, according to the country’s head of investments.
Religious leaders can explain why Indonesians have to reduce carbon emissions to keep the Earth safe during their talks.
A webinar entitled Indonesia and Australia: SDG’s Supported Sustainable Economic Transformation, hosted by Monash University and XSPI, addressed themes of trade, sustainability and the digital economy.
Indonesia is ramping up efforts to establish a nickel-based EV battery supply chain, Benchmark Minerals Intelligence says.
A surge in coal prices is driving a wave of bank loans to miners in Indonesia, the world’s fifth-largest coal producer and top exporter.
Gubernur Jatim, Khofifah I. Parawansa didampingi Konjen di Surabaya, Fionna Hoggart tengah menyiapkan pencegahan virus penyakit mulut dan kuku (PMK) pada ternak dengan bantuan obat-obatan dari pemerintah Australia.
Mawi learned the art of ‘tiger summoning’ as a boy and became such a prolific hunter, he caught the attention of conservationists, who pointed him to another path.
The Indonesian Navy has seized a tanker that was carrying palm oil out of the country in violation of an export ban, a spokesman said.
Today, 33-year-old Esterlita is a member of the island’s community volunteer group that patrols the waters for illegal and destructive fishing.
Indonesia can position itself as a prominent player in international environmentally sustainable tourism.
As plans to move the capital from Jakarta to East Kalimantan Province gather pace, locals are reacting with horror: The plan is to erect a new metropolis on lands that for centuries have nourished their customs and traditions.
An NGO study has found that the Java Island’s Ciliwung is badly contaminated with micro-plastics, threatening human health and aquatic life.
Developers are moving fast to meet Singapore’s clean energy needs by establishing overseas solar-plus-storage plants, with a strong focus on facilities in neighbouring Indonesia.
CSIRO is testing seaweed-derived polymers for use as an alternative to conventional plastics.
The explanation of the human genetic changes that allowed the Bajau to adapt to this life was published in 2019. All but one of researchers came from developed economies. The one local researcher had no relevant disciplinary background and was there as logistical support.
