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News / Indonesia

22 May 2017

canal dug through Sungai Putri forest

Policy & Finance

Indonesian governor pleads with President Jokowi to lift timber ban in his province

19 May 2017

Korindo PT PAL logging

Food & Agriculture

Korindo should lose FSC certification over deforestation, says NGO

Aida Greenbury riding in a helicopter

Carbon & Climate

Asia Pulp and Paper sustainability chief Aida Greenbury exits

17 May 2017

activists block loading of coal in West Java

Energy

Facing oversupply, Indonesia scales back its coal-based electricity plan

16 May 2017

coal mining in South Kalimantan

Policy & Finance

Coal miners owe the Indonesian government hundreds of millions of dollars

15 May 2017

fresh palm fruits

Food & Agriculture

Palm oil firm pledges to stop deforesting after RSPO freezes its operations in Papua

12 May 2017

A provision store in Bandung with many plastic sachets

Manufacturing

Unilever moves to close the loop on polluting plastic sachets

11 May 2017

Protester lie outside the Asian launch of the Bonn Challenge, calling on the organisation not to be used to mask the "corporate crime' of pulp and paper companies that are threatening the environmental and livelihoods in South Sumatra: Image: Hutan Kita Institute

Food & Agriculture

Indonesian protesters dismiss Bonn Challenge as mask for APP's 'corporate crimes'

8 May 2017

The Larantuka Strait, which by 2019 is to be connected by an 800 metre-long bridge with a built-in 115 MW-capacity tidal power plant. <a href="picture hyperlink">Johanes Randy Prakoso</a>, <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/</a>

Energy

Indonesia to build 'world's largest' tidal power plant

rainforest papua

Food & Agriculture

RSPO freezes palm oil company’s operations in Papua

2 May 2017

betue river valley

Energy

Indigenous communities resisting dams in Indonesia claim they face repression, rights abuses

27 April 2017

putusan activist

Energy

Indonesian court revokes environmental license for the Cirebon coal plant expansion

18 April 2017

Salim arrest

Food & Agriculture

North Sumatra mining chief caught taking bribe in Indonesia

17 April 2017

Papua Indonesia

Food & Agriculture

RSPO accused of letting palm oil firm proceed with dodgy audits in Papua

13 April 2017

indo2

Food & Agriculture

FSC conditionally approves plan to end suspension of APP

12 April 2017

Child labour on palm oil plantation

Food & Agriculture

Has the conversation about palm oil moved from environment to people?

11 April 2017

A waterway runs through a palm oil estate owned by Golden Agri Resources. Water is critical to restoring peat forests burned in the fires of 2015

Food & Agriculture

In pictures: Indonesia's fire free villages

A peat forest stands naked 18 months after it was burnt to clear land. The forest is located in the concession of Golden Agri Resources, and was set aside for conservation. GAR plans to restore the forest, which will take 25-30 years. Image: Eco-Business

Food & Agriculture

How a palm oil company is fighting slash and burn culture

31 March 2017

Solheim Clean Seas

Waste

UN launches campaign to take out ocean trash

24 March 2017

Iskandar

Water

Downstream from a coal mine, villages in Indonesian Borneo suffer from water pollution

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