BBC World
Indonesia's 'Carbon Bombs' Keep Exploding, and Volunteers Keep Throwing Water at Them
Volunteers in Borneo fight underground 'carbon bombs' that keep reigniting, while the real arsonists - drainage and plantations - get a free pass.
BBC World
Volunteers in Borneo fight underground 'carbon bombs' that keep reigniting, while the real arsonists - drainage and plantations - get a free pass.
BBC World
Anak Krakatau erupts, grounds 209 flights, and leaves 150,000 passengers stranded - proving that volcanoes don't care about your travel plans.
BBC World
Indonesia's free school meals programme is giving students more than just nutrition - about 2,000 now know the toilets intimately.
Yahoo News
Forget the Maldives: Bawah Reserve offers six private Indonesian islands, sea turtle baby-watching, and luxury so curated it's practically a turtle nest for humans.
BBC World
Indonesia's Flores island deals with a deadly earthquake, displaced survivors, and an aid response that's moving at a geological pace.
The Guardian Europe
A 7.7-magnitude quake in eastern Indonesia kills at least 47, triggers tsunami warnings, and reminds everyone that living on the 'ring of fire' is a geological gamble.
BBC World
19 convicted for trafficking 34 babies from Indonesia to Singapore, but adoptive parents are left waiting to see if they can keep the children they've raised.
BBC World
After decades of being cleared for fish farms and condos, mangrove forests are making a comeback - thanks to better protection, sharper satellites, and the 2004 tsunami serving as a very dramatic teachable moment.
ScienceDaily
Guava juice plus iron supplements boosts hemoglobin more than iron alone, but researchers caution it's not a substitute for conventional treatment just yet.
The Guardian Europe
Indonesia's 'eternity glaciers' have lost 95% of their area since 2002, and scientists say they'll be gone by decade's end - proving that even eternity has an expiration date when fossil fuels are involved.
The Guardian Europe
In Indonesia, hungry orangutans and desperate farmers clash over bananas - and the real question is whether relocating the apes is a solution or just a temporary bandage for a palm oil-shaped wound.
The Guardian Europe
Philip Morris International launches global 'I AM Marlboro' campaign tying cigarettes to youth identity, despite CEO's claim that cigarettes 'belong in museums.' Anti-tobacco groups are not amused.
BBC World
Indonesia's railway system proves once again that three trains can indeed occupy the same track at the same time, with tragic consequences.
BBC World
After two years of ignoring a perfectly good canopy bridge, one Sumatran orangutan finally crosses it, potentially saving his community from inbreeding and extinction.
The Good Times
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