Over the past few weeks I've sat in on several discussions on Indonesia's draft climate law — at the House of Representatives, and at Kehati Foundation. This bill matters: it's set to become the legal umbrella for climate policy here, and this decade's governance decisions will shape the biosphere for millennia. Here's a recap — why it needs to stand alone from the environmental law, what it actually regulates, where the process stands, what RCCC UI and WALHI are saying, and

Volcano erupting, and people still showed up to ICBS 2026 by train, car, sleeper bus — even motorbike all the way from Jogja 😳🔥 Cleanomic was there as official media partner for 2 days in Bali. Swipe/read for the recap: avoidance vs. removal credits, why early carbon projects need VC-level risk appetite, what the Minister of Environment said about carbon + community prosperity, and the challenges nobody's fully solved yet.