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Money and politics seen holding back world's biggest climate deal | Harry Suhartono, Faris Mokhtar & Jennifer A. Dlouhy - Vimarsana News

Money and politics seen holding back world's biggest climate deal | Harry Suhartono, Faris Mokhtar & Jennifer A. Dlouhy

When Indonesia agreed last year to clean up its energy system with an estimated $20 billion of help from a coalition of wealthy countries and large financial institutions, world leaders hailed the deal as “extraordinary,” “realistic,” and “historically large.” Almost 10 months later, as Southeast Asian leaders gather in Jakarta, the…

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk - Vimarsana News

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk

Indonesia is the biggest emitter in Southeast Asia by a long shot.

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk | AP International - Vimarsana News

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk | AP International

When Indonesia agreed last year to clean up its energy system with an estimated $20 billion of help from a coalition of wealthy countries and large financial institutions, world leaders

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk | World/Nation - Vimarsana News

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk | World/Nation

When Indonesia agreed last year to clean up its energy system with an estimated $20 billion of help from a coalition of wealthy countries and large financial institutions, world leaders

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk | World & Nation

When Indonesia agreed last year to clean up its energy system with an estimated $20 billion of help from a coalition of wealthy countries and large financial institutions, world leaders