Burning plastic for fuel? Is it any better than coal? Read and watch our special report where big consumer brands turn plastic waste into fuel for cement kilns including Indonesia.
Consumer brands are funding projects to send plastic waste to cement kilns for use as cheap fuel.
They claim it’s better for the environment than coal. Critics say it’s swapping one dirty fuel for another https://t.co/mZ3mwVH0e0 @JoeReuters@ValerieVolco@geddiejdk@yuddycahya
Emang pemerintah menghargai mereka2 ini? Yang idupnya ga kayak, yg dicari buat upacara doang dibayar nasi bungkus?
Nangis rasanya liat mereka2 ini. Apa nyesel ya berjuang buat merdeka tp pas merdeka yg ga ikut perang, malah nyengsarain rakyat?
Marking the 25th anniversary of Soeharto's fall, @CharlenneKayla and I asked five Chinese Indonesian individuals about their life experiences during and after the New Order era. Latest for @AJEnglish https://t.co/5CeTW6clAw
"What prompts this excessive pride in how foreigners view Indonesia? One of the most common explanations is that centuries of colonisation left Indonesians with an inferiority complex." Ranny Rastati writes https://t.co/xc5REW9vhh
Aku upload story kapan lalu tentang bahaya balon di acara2 lari. Terus ada salah satu “teman” komunitas yang tersinggung. DMnya sih biasa aja sih, tapi jujur aku tuh gak ada niatan buat jelek2in komunitas manapun 😂
“follower gak seberapa belagu” 🤣🤣🤣
How a tiny location tracker hidden in the sole of an old Nike sneaker allowed @Reuters to find the footwear at an Indonesian flea market months later. The shoes were meant to be recycled in Singapore, in a program backed by chemicals giant Dow https://t.co/HpqJ5A43Ze
Tolong temen2 di ig undercoverid. Boleh melansir berita dari @voidotid tapi jgn ditutup & crop logo VOI. Foto & video itu hasil jurnalis VOI liputan.
Kan udah enak tinggal screenshot gak perlu panasan uber berita, pulang tengah malam. Masa kasih credit sbg penghargaan pun gak mau
Singaporeans were donating their old shoes for recycling program, but we found them being sold in Indonesia’s second-hand good market. We found one of them at Pasar Senen.
https://t.co/AuUvmtyxTD