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How to power Indonesia's solar PV growth opportunities - Vimarsana News

How to power Indonesia's solar PV growth opportunities

Indonesia could seize the opportunity of new demand streams for solar PV by learning from other Southeast Asian countries.

What's on this week in Stamford, Rutland, Bourne and the Deepings - Vimarsana News

What's on this week in Stamford, Rutland, Bourne and the Deepings

There's plenty going on in the next week in Stamford, Rutland, Bourne and the Deepings.

Mangrove dyes tied to Indonesia conservation efforts - Vimarsana News

Mangrove dyes tied to Indonesia conservation efforts

In a rural office on Bengkalis Island, off the northeast coast of Sumatra, 30-year-old Mayasari runs a mask dyed with tree sap through an antique sewing machine. The day before, Mayasari, who goes by one name, and a dozen other women in Pedekik village learned to make hand sanitizer with an extract from the mangrove trees that fringe the coast. “Alhamdulillah [praise be to god] — if this comes from nature in Bengkalis, then it’s great,” Mayasari said. The Bengkalis training is the first government program aimed at addressing the double hit from COVID-19 and climate change among mangrov...

To dye for: Indonesia's mangroves in fashion with women weavers - Vimarsana News

To dye for: Indonesia's mangroves in fashion with women weavers

Mangroves have an outsize role in sequestering planet-heating carbon dioxide emissions but they are disappearing fast in Indonesia

Source: trust.org
Little-known nut helps Indonesian farmers build sustainable forest economy - Vimarsana News

Little-known nut helps Indonesian farmers build sustainable forest economy

Farmer Musdi Siraju, 19, picked his way down the steep, slippery mountainside in bare feet, on his way to a grove of coconut palms, canarium and nutmeg trees where he works every day to support his family on eastern Indonesia's Makian Island.