News from AJEL
An Environmental Crisis Deepening Injustice: A Report from the Academy of Environmental-Economic Journalism II
Traction Energy Asia and Aliansi Jurnalis Indonesia (AJI) have taken a collaborative action by organizing Akademi Jurnalisme Ekonomi Lingkungan (AJEL). This book is a compilation
Coffee Farmers’ Agroforestry Practices in Maluku
The story of Maluku farmers who continue the ancestral practice of “dusun” or agroforestry without changing the condition of the existing forest.
Part of Langkat Mangrove Conservation Area Converted to Palm Oil Plantation, Is There a Land Mafia Game?
Mangrove forest cover in the Karang Gading Wildlife Sanctuary area has shrunk due to the shift in land use to oil palm plantations, which is suspected to be a land mafia game.
Coral Reef Restoration Creates an Underwater Paradise
The fishers enjoy the hard work of coral reef rehabilitation. Fish catch is abundant and has now become one of the amazing underwater tourist destinations.
The Chaos of Peat Exploitation
The use of peatlands should be considered more carefully. Exploiting peatlands for economic benefit in fact ends up costing a lot more.
Decades of Black Waste Haunts Batam’s Coastal Communities
For decades the coastal community of Batam has been forced to accept sludge oil from passing tankers as normal.
Receiving the Blessing of Carbon in Social Forestry
Social forestry managers prepare to enter the carbon market.
