Micro Hydropower Brings Light to a Remote Village
For years, they never fully experienced having electricity. Residents of Dusun Batu Saeng, Lampung, then worked together to rise from the darkness by building a micro hydro power plant.
Coal is still worshiped, is the world breathing clean air just a dream?
Indeed, the government continues to deliver commitments to replace coal with new and renewable energy. However, the high dependence and demand for coal can still be seen from continuing price increases.
Observing the fate of the Mount Lawu WKP Geothermal Exploration
The geothermal exploration at Mount Lawu has yet to be continued. Pertamina ensures that exploration has not stopped even though the community and local government refuse.
If you cut down a (mangrove) tree, you must replace with ten seedlings
Previously, many residents in Sungai Nibung Village, West Kalimantan, exploited their mangrove forests. As their understanding has increased, they have agreed rules to conserve mangroves and develop the potential of non-timber forest products.
Knitting the threads of Hope for Organic Agriculture in Aceh
Since the Covid 19 pandemic, the kamiKITA community has taken the initiative to promote organic-based urban farming. In addition to helping family food security, the opportunity for the organic food market in Banda Aceh City is also still wide open.
Assessing Electronic Waste Management
Electronic waste management in Indonesia has not received serious attention. In fact, it needs to be managed carefully because it contains pollutants that are toxic and harmful to the environment and health.
