Indonesia climate change

Sea level rises are often spoken about as a potential future impact of climate change. But on the Indonesian island of Java, they are already threatening millions.

Asia leads the world in the number of people being displaced by extreme weather.

From deforestation to coal use, Indonesia was in the spotlight during the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.

The upcoming climate summit offers President Joko Widodo an opportunity to realize his vision of Indonesia as a “bridge builder” and global problem solver.

The recent incident once again highlighted the woes facing the capital city amid plans to shift it.

If things don’t change, the world’s most ignored big emitter could be the one that dooms the global climate.

Brazil’s dropping GHG emissions are linked to its efforts to reduce deforestation, something Indonesia may want to emulate.

A new report finds that the country’s coal reserves could be depleted in the next two or three decades.