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Jakarta water shortages worsen as dry season drags on (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Prolonged dry season is beginning to take a toll on Jakarta residents, with depleted wells and disrupted piped-water services leaving households in several neighborhoods short of water. The Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) has stepped up clean water distribution following reports of groundwater wells running dry and interruptions to the piped network operated by city-owned water company PAM Jaya. As of Monday, BPBD Jakarta had distributed 324,450 liters of clean water to aroun
Indonesia’s Sumatran elephants run out of room as wildfires spread (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – A surge in wildfires across Sumatra is putting critically endangered Sumatran elephants at greater risk of extinction, with hundreds of thousands of hectares of their habitat now affected by fires. A new report by environmental group Geopix found that about 382,778 hectares of elephant habitat were affected by fires throughout August. Further fires affected 147,550 ha between Sept. 1 and 8 across 21 population pockets on the island, which accounted for around 7.06 percent of the total
Wildfire emissions may cause Indonesia to miss climate target (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The ongoing burning of forest and peatland have put Indonesia on the brink of missing its national climate target as emissions from wildfires reach record highs, prompting calls for the government to launch aggressive climate mitigation measures. Large swaths of Kalimantan, Sumatra and Papua have been ravaged by fires since the beginning of this year. By late August, total burned land reached nearly 900,000 hectares, or four times the size of Tokyo, according to independent forest moni
Indonesia’s free meals programme faces seven-day ultimatum, possible lawsuit (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Civil society groups have given the government seven calendar days to overhaul President Prabowo Subianto’s free nutritious meal program, which has been linked to tens of thousands of food poisoning cases nationwide, warning they will pursue legal action if their demands are not met. Representatives of activist groups under the Save Indonesian Education Coalition went to the headquarters of the National Nutrition Agency (BGN), which oversees the program, in Central Jakarta on Thursday
Local, foreign firms own largest burned concessions in Indonesia’s Kalimantan (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Local conglomerates and multinational corporations from Singapore and Japan allegedly control business concessions with the largest burn scars from this year’s wildfire in Kalimantan, according to an independent analysis, with some seeing repeated blazes first recorded 20 years ago. According to data from forest monitoring platform Nusantara Atlas, six oil palm, three pulpwood companies and a mining holding were the top ten businesses whose concessions across Kalimantan have been ravag
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