Palm Oil and Pulp Companies with Most Burned Land Go Unpunished
No sanctions have been given to the ten palm oil companies with the largest areas of burned land from 2015 to 2018, new Greenpeace Indonesia mapping analysis revealed.
Jokowi Must Accept Forest Fires Verdict
Every year new generations of Indonesians are exposed to fires and haze while palm and pulp companies benefit from poorly enforced laws and lack of transparency.
Air Pollution Lawsuit Filed Against Indonesian Government
31 local Jakarta residents have officially filed a lawsuit against the government authorities today over the city’s toxic levels of air pollution.
Indonesia Key to Saving World’s Climate
Indonesia can become a leader in international climate negotiations by strengthening forest moratorium and peatland restoration policies.
Indonesian Government Actively Blocking Palm Oil Reform
This is not the first time the Indonesian Government has blocked private sector initiatives to increase transparency in the palm oil sector.
New Research Finds Crisis in Global Trade of “Recyclable” Plastics
Plastic waste from industrialized countries is literally engulfing communities in Southeast Asia, transforming what were once clean and thriving places into toxic dumpsites.