Tidal Flooding, Groundwater Wells, and Environmental Damage
Groundwater exploitation is the biggest cause of land subsidence and tidal flooding in the city of Pekalongan, leading to environmental damage, and economic and health losses.
Compilation of Articles from the Academy of Environmental Economic Journalism (AJEL)
Traction Energy Asia in collaboration with the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) Indonesia held the Academy of Environmental Economic Journalism (AJEL) in 2021. AJEL is an academy that focuses on…
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Tidal Flooding Threat: By 2030, 80 Percent of the city of Pekalongan Will Be Below Sea Level
Groundwater exploitation in the city of Pekalongan threatens tidal flooding causing most of the city to sink by 2030.
Journalism Academy Encourages Economic Reporting from an Environmental Perspective
Traction Energy Asia along with the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) opened the Academy of Economic and Environmental Journalism program on October 26, 2021. This academy is the first academy…
