Household waste is one of the most pressing environmental challenges in Indonesia. Every day, households generate waste from daily activities, ranging from food scraps and plastic packaging to broken electronic devices. Unfortunately, much of this waste ends up in landfills, polluting the soil, water, and air. In fact, reducing household waste production can be done […]
Beneath the calm surface of the sea lies a complex and fragile ecosystem. Coral reefs serve as vital habitats for millions of marine species, while fishermen rely on the bounty of these waters for their livelihoods. However, this balance is increasingly threatened by destructive fishing practices and environmental changes. These challenges serve as a stark […]
Gili Ketapang Island, located in Probolinggo Regency, East Java, is a growing marine tourism destination. Its stunning beaches attract both domestic and international tourists.However, beneath its natural charm lies a serious issue, waste. The island faces major challenges in waste management stemming from various sources, including household waste, tourist and fishing activities, and debris brought […]
Probolinggo, June 25, 2025 — PT Paiton Energy and PT Paiton Operation & Maintenance Indonesia (POMI) partnered with Probolinggo Regency’s Environmental Agency (DLH) to provide creative, participatory education to elementary school students. The goal is to foster awareness and concern for plastic waste and environmental sustainability from an early age. On Tuesday (6/10), Paiton Energy […]
The transition to clean energy is an urgent necessity amid global climate change and growing awareness of environmental sustainability. In Indonesia, various local initiatives are emerging as tangible solutions. One such initiative is the Energy Learning House 7,000 kV, a collaborative program by PT Paiton Energy and PT Paiton Operation & Maintenance Indonesia (POMI). Adopting […]
Have we ever truly considered where the electricity powering our homes comes from and what the consequences might be if it’s overused? This seemingly simple question can be the first step toward fostering energy literacy in children from an early age. Energy literacy goes beyond technical knowledge. It encompasses how the younger generation understands the […]
In the face of challenges to inclusive economic growth in Indonesia, the role of micro and small enterprises (MSMEs) has become increasingly vital. One of the key reasons for developing the creative economy in Indonesia lies in the empowerment of local MSMEs, especially those that harness regional potential. In Probolinggo Regency, East Java, PT Paiton […]
Every year on June 5, the world observes World Environment Day (WED), a global platform aimed at raising awareness about the importance of the environment and encouraging concrete actions to address ecological challenges. In 2025, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has chosen the theme “Ending Plastic Pollution”, highlighting the urgency of tackling one of […]
The coastal region of Probolinggo, located in East Java, holds tremendous potential in terms of economic development, ecotourism, and environmental sustainability. Stretching along approximately seven kilometers of shoreline on the northern coast of Java, this area borders the Madura Strait and serves as a hub for coastal communities that rely heavily on marine resources for […]
Environmental conservation remains both a challenge and an urgent necessity across many rural areas in Indonesia, including Selobanteng Village, located in Situbondo Regency, East Java. Around 2007, Selobanteng faced a severe ecological crisis due to multiple environmental pressures. Forests were degraded by uncontrolled logging and land-use changes, driven by a community reliant on timber and […]
