I think Indonesia is caught between a rock and a hard place 
. On one hand, they want to develop their economy and provide jobs for millions of people, which is totally understandable. But on the other hand, they're basically burning the planet 
, what with all the deforestation and palm oil production. It's like they're saying, "growth now" while also thinking about the future 
.
I'm not sure what's more worrying - that their 2030 emissions cut target is already under pressure to be made stricter or that they're trying to spin their reliance on coal as a way to attract investors
. I mean, come on, can't they see that this isn't a game of economic hot potato 
? We need to address climate change NOW, not just for our own sake but for the world's 
.
I'm all for Indonesia taking action and being a voice for climate equity at Cop30, but it's like they're saying one thing and doing another. I'd love to see them take more concrete steps towards transitioning to renewable energy and reducing their reliance on fossil fuels
. We need to hold our leaders accountable for making bold moves, not just paying lip service 
.
. On one hand, they want to develop their economy and provide jobs for millions of people, which is totally understandable. But on the other hand, they're basically burning the planet , what with all the deforestation and palm oil production. It's like they're saying, "growth now" while also thinking about the future .I'm not sure what's more worrying - that their 2030 emissions cut target is already under pressure to be made stricter or that they're trying to spin their reliance on coal as a way to attract investors
. I mean, come on, can't they see that this isn't a game of economic hot potato ? We need to address climate change NOW, not just for our own sake but for the world's .I'm all for Indonesia taking action and being a voice for climate equity at Cop30, but it's like they're saying one thing and doing another. I'd love to see them take more concrete steps towards transitioning to renewable energy and reducing their reliance on fossil fuels
. We need to hold our leaders accountable for making bold moves, not just paying lip service .
I think the govt is playing with fire here. All this economic growth is nice and all, but our planet can't take it anymore! 
. The truth is, we need urgent action and not just empty promises. Indonesia's got a lot of work to do if it wants to be a leader on climate change.
it's wild to think about how much of a toll our love for palm oil is taking on the planet 
indonesia is producing like half the worlds supply and it's basically just ravaging their forests and peatlands left and right...like what's the deal with that? 
at least they're trying to set some ambitious targets now, hope they follow through tho 
PLUS COAL IS STILL DOMINATING THEIR ENERGY PRODUCTION, WHICH IS JUST CRAZY. THEY NEED TO GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER AND START TAKING REAL CLIMATE ACTION. THE GOVERNMENT'S PLAN SEEMS OKAY I GUESS BUT IT'S NOT ENOUGH AND THEY SHOULD BE DOING MORE TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT.