Climate & Sustainability
The rise of eco-nationalism: Environmental & nationalism intersection in contemporary politics
The term eco-nationalism is relatively new it blends nationalist feelings with environmental concerns and advances the notion that a country’s landscapes and natural resources...
Indonesia’s Carbon Market Dilemma: Developing Nations on the Path to Sustainability
Carbon trading has become one of the key instruments in the global fight against climate change. This system allows countries and companies to trade...
Weathering the Mandate of Heaven: China’s Infrastructure vs. Extreme Weather
On August 11, a lightning strike in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, caused a pavilion to collapse, killing six and injuring ten. That evening, the Changzhou...
The Eco-Anxiety
While enjoying my morning coffee in the beautiful refreshing monsoon weather of Islamabad I often think of the people who are being affected by...
Setting the Standard: How Indonesia’s Climate Efforts Can Inspire Developing Countries
Indonesia occupies a strategic position in global efforts to mitigate climate change, supported by its abundant natural resources, such as tropical forests, rich marine...
Re-Initiating the Green Climate Fund
Climate Change is one of the global narratives about major changes in weather patterns that occur in the long term uncertainly, climate change is...
Addressing the Challenges of Solid Waste Management in Pacinan, Kepuhteluk, Bawean Island
The challenges of Solid Waste Management (SWM) have lingered in every region in the world, be it a high or lower-income country. Rural areas–especially...
Global Solidarity and Cosmopolitanism in the Climate Crisis: Insights from Fridays for Future Germany
Climate change refers to long-term changes in temperature and seasonal patterns. Although climate change can occur naturally due to heat from the sun or...
How Religion Through Green Islam Can Shape Indonesian Environmentalism
In the ever evolving dialogue of environmentalism and how to make people more aware of the issue, where countries change their policies more often...
Paris Agreement and the dilemma of non-compliance
Keeping in view the transnational nature of environmental problems, almost 700 multilateral agreements and over 1000 bilateral treaties, protocols, and conventions have been signed...