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Emergency Response Preparedness of Flood Threat

Wed - 18 Nov Written by WALHI Jakarta

November 18, 2009, Jakarta – Jakarta in the turning year of 2009 will be accompanied by flood just like the previous years. WALHI Jakarta estimate the flood will peak on January 2010, with the expansion, the height and impact scale exceeding the previous years’ flood, since flood is not only came from heavy rainfall and shipment from southern Jakarta, but also came from sea level tide (rob).

WOC-CTI, Syarat Pelanggaran HAM dan Politik Dagang Karbon

Tue - 19 May Written by WALHI Kaltim

Samarinda, Kalimantan Timur - Pertemuan World Ocean Conference (WOC) CTI (Coral Triangle Initiative) di Manado, Sulawesi Utara syarat akan pelanggaran Hak Sipil dan Politik, Ekonomi, Budaya dan Sosial. Terbukti dengan ditangkapnya dan ditahannya sejumlah Aktivis Walhi dan dideportasinya nelayan tradisional dari berbagai Negara di Asia yang hadir pada pertemuan WOC -CTI.
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Parliament was asked to Facilitate Takalar’s Land Reversion

Thu - 26 Nov Written by M.Islah

Jakarta, November 26, 2009 – On November 26, 2009, National Advocacy Team for Takalar consist of several NGOs, namely WALHI, KONTRAS, YLBHI, KPA, Public LBH and BINA DESA participates in Public Hearing (RDPU) with Legislative’s 4th Commission.

Konspirasi US dalam Merebut Pasar Carbon di COP 15 dan Dampaknya bagi Indonesia

Thu - 10 Dec Written by WALHI

COP Corner 10/12/09, Jakarta - Bocoran dokumen Draft Copenhagen Agreement, menunjukkan ketidakseriusan Negara Annex-I dalam menurunkan emisi karbonnya. Tuntutan Negara berkembang diabaikan sementara upaya-upaya yang dilakukan tampaknya masih jauh dari penyelesaian bahkan terjebak dalam skema perdagangan karbon.

Parliament Must Push Yudhoyono Governance to Change the National Energy Policy

Tue - 26 Jan Written by Joseph

WALHI 25/01/10, Jakarta – Following Indonesian commitment to solve climate change, the Parliament must immediately push Yudhoyono governance to change the National Energy Policy. Present National Energy Policy does not accommodate government’s commitment in reducing emissions by 26 percent, which later interpreted by 4 percent decrease from energy. Read more...

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