Vice Minister of Environment, Diaz Hendropriyono, asked regional governments to support improvements in national waste management performance, which can reduce law enforcement for violations related to waste management.
The Ministry of Environment (KLH) requires all hazardous and toxic materials (B3) storage permits to be accompanied by a B3 waste management permit following the exposure case in Cilegon.
The Ministry of Environment (KLH)/Environmental Control Agency (BPLH) stated that criminal law enforcement against 28 companies found violating forest area utilization regulations has been handed over to the Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency.
The Ministry of Environment has confirmed that they will continue law enforcement against regions that have not taken optimal steps to address the waste crisis in their regions.
Vice Minister of Environment (LH), Diaz Hendropriyono, reminded that environmental restoration is not merely an option, but an absolute requirement for human survival.
The Minister of Environment and Head of the Environmental Management Agency, Hanif Faisol Nurofiq, issued a warning to landfill operators (TPA) throughout Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek).
Vice Minister of Environment, Diaz Hendropriyono, emphasized that proper waste management contributes to the food security target set by President Prabowo Subianto.
The Ministry of Environment (KLH) emphasized that Indonesia has made significant strides in strengthening its global carbon trading competitiveness.
The Minister of Environment/Head of the Environmental Management Agency (BPLH), Hanif Faisol Nurofiq, stated that he is intensifying the recycling process to address the plastic waste problem.
The Environment Ministry revokes permits for businesses in Puncak over zoning violations. Read more on environmental enforcement in West Java.
Minister of Environment (LH) Hanif Faisol Nurofiq highlighted that Indonesia is now facing the potential impact of pressure on water resources that will affect food security and reduce the quality of life.
The Ministry of Environment (KLH) is targeting the Greater Jakarta area to become the first region to use low-sulfur fuel before finally expanding to other regions.
