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Activists have reported four companies to local police due to fires within their concessions in Central Kalimantan. This occurs amid Indonesia’s most severe fire episode since 2019.

Despite hopes of coral reefs seeking refuge in cooler waters, new research reveals genetically distinct temperate corals, not tropical ones, are expanding into cooler seas, with effects uncertain.

The absence of global regulations, concerns about greenwashing, and the limitations of the current system highlight the need to establish new standards for governing plastic credits.

Recent advancements in data modeling have improved researchers’ understanding of the intricate impacts of global warming and climate change.

A delay in Indonesia’s energy transition plan presents its government with an opportunity to involve the public, ensuring the outcomes benefit its society and not just specific stakeholders.

The government of Sabah is hoping to obtain statewide sustainability certification of its palm oil operations, but the process can be daunting for smallholders.

Six out of the nine quantified boundaries assessed in the updated framework for our planet’s habitability have reportedly been breached.

Recent research suggests that a swift transition to electric vehicles will reduce emissions, but also drive up the demand for critical battery metals such as lithium and nickel.