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Indigenous knowledge is key to better managing water in Indonesia

  • Dr Justin Wejak,

Rivers in parts of Indonesia are drying out and Indigenous communities are worried.

VIDEO: Civil Society in Asia 4: International Conference in Melbourne (part 1)

Speakers draw attention to the diverse ways in which civil society operates, the forms it takes, the approaches it embraces, and the effects it has.

What an Australian-based civil society group is learning with Fukushima children amid nuclear growth in Asia

  • Akina Mikami,

For the children of Fukushima, the consequences of the nuclear accident are part of everyday life with no end in sight.

The socio-environmental challenges for China’s palm oil business in Indonesia

  • Dr Xiao Tan & Dr Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia,

Indonesia’s palm oil production is highly contentious, especially in the context of Chinese companies operating in Indonesia.

Can China still reach its carbon emission reduction goals (post-)COVID?

  • Dr Dong Wang ,

As the world’s largest carbon emitter and its second-largest economy, China’s actions will profoundly affect climate change.

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