This report discusses the conflict between food and fuel needs related to the use of palm oil (CPO) in Indonesia. As the world’s largest CPO producer, the use of palm oil for biodiesel production has sparked debate about its impact on food security. While bioenergy offers a renewable energy alternative, its impact on food supply must be carefully considered.
Indonesia needs to heed the lessons and follow the best practices of other countries who have also developed biofuel, especially
Groundwater exploitation in the city of Pekalongan threatens tidal flooding causing most of the city to sink by 2030.
Plaza Marein Lt. 23 Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 76-77 Kuningan, Setiabudi, Jakarta Selatan – Indonesia
