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Indonesia: RI could get $20 billion from protecting forests: Greenpeace

With the third largest area of forests in the world, Indonesia could rake in billions of dollars every year from a future carbon market by curbing the rate of deforestation, a climate expert from Greenpeace said. Paul Winn, a forest and climate ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  27 May 2009

Illegal fishing, climate change real threats

Heads of states of the six coral triangle countries expressed concern Friday over depleting marine and coastal resources caused by overfishing and illegal fishing, coupled with pollution and human-induced climate change. Indonesian President Susilo ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  16 May 2009
Related Topics: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono,  Abdul Razak,  Michael Somare,  Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo,  Jose Ramos

Climate body to bring ocean issues to UN

Moves to promote ocean issues at world climate change talks have gained more support with the Climate Change National Council (DNPI) pledging to take the resolutions from next week's Manado conference to official negotiations ahead of a meeting in ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  8 May 2009
Related Topics: Freddy (footballer),  Rachmat Witoelar,  United Nations

Claims of marine carbon reduction not yet proven

The government says Indonesia’s marine environment can absorb millions of tons of carbon, but scientists say the claim has not yet been proven through scientific studies.   “It is merely a prediction, there is no scientific research yet,” Augy ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  4 Apr 2009
Related Topics: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

Indonesia: Outlying islands may disappear

Indonesia’s outermost islands  face the risk of disappearing altogether because of human-induced climate change, and will require special measures by the government to keep them firmly on the map. Indonesian Institute of Science (LIPI) researcher Dewi ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  16 Feb 2009
Related Topics: United Nations

Indonesia: Jakarta 'most at risk' of climate change

Of all cities in Southeast Asia, Jakarta is the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, a study reveals. The Singapore-based Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA) ranked Central, North and West Jakarta at the top of a ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  22 Jan 2009
Related Topics: United Nations

Indonesia: Rich nations lack climate commitment: RI

State Minister for the Environment Rachmat Witoelar has warned rich nations not to use the global financial crisis as an excuse for delaying their commitments to help finance climate-change mitigation in developing countries. He said developed nations ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA AND DESY NURHAYAT, EcoEarth News,  22 Oct 2008
Related Topics: Rachmat Witoelar,  Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono,  Donald Tusk,  Anders Fogh Rasmussen,  Ban Ki-moon

Indonesia: Experts doubt feasibility of govt goals to shift to renewable energy

Experts doubt the government will be able to realize its plan to shift to renewable energy to reduce its dependency on depleting oil reserves and to deal with soaring global oil prices. The barriers to developing renewable energy still exists despite ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  23 Jul 2008
Related Topics: UNESCO,  World Bank

Indonesia: Palm oil firms vow to stop using forests

Political parties at the House of Representatives united Monday in opposition to the government's plan to raise fuel prices, leaving the Golkar Party facing a dilemma. "We are in a dilemma because Golkar's chairman, Pak Jusuf Kalla, is the Vice ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  13 May 2008
Related Topics: Agung Laksono (politician),  U.S. House of Representatives,  Jusuf Kalla,  U.S. Democratic Party,  PDI, Inc.

Indonesia: Unilever palm oil policy wins fans

Environmental group Greenpeace has echoed calls by consumer goods giant Unilever to impose a moratorium on deforestation in Indonesia in support for the company's pledge to purchase only certified sustainable palm oil. Greenpeace also urged the ...

From ADIANTO P. SIMAMORA, EcoEarth News,  5 May 2008
Related Topics: Unilever PLC

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