An independent report by the environmental group Madani Berkelanjutan revealed that from January to August, at least 218,000 ...

Norway’s $1.6 trillion state pension fund has dropped French miner Eramet from its investment portfolio over its role in a ...

Of at least 218,000 hectares with indications of being burned between January and August this year, nearly half were located ...

Indonesian authorities have seized a small section of the world's largest nickel mine for encroaching on forest areas without ...

Sprung from an idea her husband had, followed by years of hard work, a plot of land in Indonesia with conditions so poor it could not support plant growth gradually expanded, flourished and was ...

Indonesia has the largest number of people in the world affected by warming temperatures due to deforestation, with around 49 ...

Indonesia’s forests are the second largest natural tropical forests in the world. But illegal logging of this natural resource is being lost at an alarming rate. The government of Indonesia is working ...

Since 2016, the Indonesian government has recognised 332,000 hectares of customary forests, but at least 1.4 million hectares remain eligible.

(Adds detail on timeline for moratorium) By Sunanda Creagh JAKARTA, May 31 (Reuters) - Indonesia will revoke existing forestry licences held by palm oil and timber firms to save natural forests under ...

An American passenger is missing along with seven others after a helicopter disappeared flying over the forests of Indonesia ...

More than a decade ago, Indonesia and Norway made a landmark deal: Norway would pay Indonesia up to $1 billion to slash its planet-warming emissions by slowing deforestation. The pact had some success ...