
Indonesia is the world’s fourth largest country by population and its demand for energy is also huge and growing. The…

Developing biofuel-based regenerative supply systems can deliver much-needed energy to consumers in the global south and prevent the collapse of…

This article was originally published in the print edition of the Zambia Daily Mail on 28 March 2020. Most of…

Autumn Peltier has taken the weight of the world’s water on her shoulders. As Chief Water Commissioner for the Anishnawbek…

In Forests News last week: New online platform tackles agency duplication in the Congo Basin Developers aim to harmonize conservation…

The tamanu tree [Calophyllum inophyllum] has been helping humans out since prehistoric times. Also known as ‘mastwood,’ it’s been used…

(Forests News) — Rising living standards and population growth will push the use of raw materials to unprecedented levels in…

(Forests News) — Biofuel plantations could be central to meeting landscape restoration targets in Indonesia while helping the country meet…

(Forests News) – To foment lasting change, tackling the challenges facing forests in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) requires addressing…

BOGOR, Indonesia—With climate changing and populations growing, the demand for forest-based commodities has never been greater. Ensuring the sustainability of…

BOGOR, Indonesia — New research reveals that oil-palm plantations established on primary or secondary forests are unsuitable habitats for the…

This article was originally published in the September-October 2013 issue of Bioenergy Insight. Much of the initial optimism about the…

BOGOR, Indonesia (1 February 2013)_Governments across Southeast Asia had high hopes for biofuels several years ago: At a time of…
BOGOR, Indonesia (22 January, 2013)_The high amount of carbon that pours into the atmosphere when arid and semi-arid land is…