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COP29: Azerbaijan’s Contribution to International Ecological Security and Resilience Against Pressure
The decision to hold COP29 in Azerbaijan in 2024 reflects the country’s firm commitment to contributing to global ecological security and addressing pressing environmental...
Clean Cooking Energy Affordability In Tanzania Is Still A Puzzle
In Tanzania, amidst the sprawling beauty of its landscapes and the vibrancy of its culture, a pressing issue of clean cooking energy affordability emerged...
From Survival to Sustainability: A Roadmap for Indonesia and Developing Nations
In developing countries like Indonesia, the journey toward sustainability often follows a narrative of gradual learning and transformation. Initially, the focus is largely on...
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...
Houthis Red Sea Attacks: Causing Environmental Damage be Trivialised in the Name of Liberation?
Houthis’ attack on commercial ships by demanding the end of Israel’s and Western power’s war on Palestine is not something new. Since the advent...
Rethinking ESG: Balancing Profit, Purpose, and Political Pressure
In the last few years, the concept of ESG—Environmental, Social, and Governance—has faced mounting criticism from all sides. For some, ESG represents a lackluster...
Nusantara Capital City Mega Project in Indonesia: Progress and Public Skepticism
Indonesia's decision to relocate its capital from Jakarta to Nusantara, in East Kalimantan, is a bold and historic move aimed at addressing numerous challenges...
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...
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...
The U.S., Willow Project, and the Politics of Competition in Oil Dependency
Firstly proposed by an American multinational energy corporation called ConocoPhillips in 2016, The Willow Project is a proposed oil gas and development project in...