26 Mar 2026 · Non-Hukum · 3 min read · 5 reads

Why WFH Won't Save the State Budget from Soaring Oil Prices

Why does WFH fail to resolve the energy crisis? This article reviews the shift in responsibility to individuals that fails to address the root of the energy problem.

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22 Mar 2026 · Environmental Law · 3 min read · 3 reads

Waste to Energy: Solution or Illusion?

Reviewing the Waste-to-Energy (WTE) policy in Presidential Regulation Number 109 of 2025. Is the waste-to-energy policy truly a solution or just an illusion?

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19 Mar 2026 · Environmental Law · 3 min read · 7 reads

The Bill on Climate Change Management and the Missing “Emergency” Status

The Bill on Climate Change Management neglects victims and corporate accountability. This regulation has the potential to legitimize climate damage.

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18 Mar 2026 · Environmental Law · 5 min read · 10 reads

When Development Normalizes Environmental Damage

Development vs. environment: is environmental damage truly 'normal' for the sake of economic growth? A critical review of policies & constitutional implications.

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11 Mar 2026 · Environmental Damage · 4 min read · 10 reads

Presidential Regulation Number 110 of 2025: Between Ecological Sovereignty or Legalization of Extraction

Carbon is now no longer seen merely as a natural element, but has been commodified and traded massively like a financial instrument on the global exchange.

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03 Feb 2026 · Law · 3 min read · 9 reads

Cheap Energy and the Betrayal of the Constitution

For decades, the public has been presented with the narrative that coal is an economic savior because of its cheap price. But cheap for whom?

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23 Dec 2025 · Advocate · 4 min read · 6 reads

Awaiting the NRE Bill Amid Indonesia's Second NDC Target

Ambitious targets (LCCP) are threatened by domestic regulatory dissonance. The absence of a law-level legal umbrella creates uncertainty for the energy transition.

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15 Dec 2025 · Customary Law · 4 min read · 4 reads

Warning from Sumatra: The Future of Kalimantan Amidst Deforestation Rate

The figures released by the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) as of December 10, 2025, are not mere statistics, but death knells ringing loudly from the west of Indonesia.

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