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Urban, Planning and Transport Research, 2023 This paper explores the proposed relocation of Indonesia’s capital city from Jakarta to Kalimantan. With its population of over 10 million, Jakarta faces environmental challenges such as severe traffic congestion and air pollution.
Alfath Satria Negara Syaban +1 more
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Appraisal patterns used on the kalimantan tourism website: An ecolinguistics perspective
Cogent Arts and Humanities, 2022 The issue of ecology in the tourism sector has received considerable critical attention. Despite the persuasive strategies in tourism that dominate the academic discussion, this paper takes a different viewpoint by investigating linguistic strategies ...
Arina Isti'Anah, Suhandano Suhandano
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Frontiers in Forests and Global ChangeKalimantan, the Indonesian portion of the Island of Borneo, has an estimated 45,000 km2 of tropical peatland and represents one of the largest stocks of tropical peat carbon.
Andres Schmidt +2 more
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Gondwana Research, 2021
The Kuching zone in NW Kalimantan and Malaysia Sarawak might be the southerly-extending segment of the paleo-Pacific subduction that is developed along the Coastal South China and SE Vietnam, and separated the Sundaland “old-land” from the Cenozoic Sibu ...
Yuejun Wang +7 more
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The Kuching zone in NW Kalimantan and Malaysia Sarawak might be the southerly-extending segment of the paleo-Pacific subduction that is developed along the Coastal South China and SE Vietnam, and separated the Sundaland “old-land” from the Cenozoic Sibu ...
Yuejun Wang +7 more
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2016
Peatland area in Indonesia was about 14.91 million ha spread out in Sumatra 6.44 million ha (43 %), in Kalimantan 4.78 million ha (32 %), and in Papua islands 3.69 million ha (25 %). In 1995, Mega Rice Project (MRP) in tropical peatland launched in Central Kalimantan, of which project failed because of knowledge gaps, especially on peatland hydrology ...
Mitsuru Osaki +3 more
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Peatland area in Indonesia was about 14.91 million ha spread out in Sumatra 6.44 million ha (43 %), in Kalimantan 4.78 million ha (32 %), and in Papua islands 3.69 million ha (25 %). In 1995, Mega Rice Project (MRP) in tropical peatland launched in Central Kalimantan, of which project failed because of knowledge gaps, especially on peatland hydrology ...
Mitsuru Osaki +3 more
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Healing boundaries in south Kalimantan
Social Science & Medicine, 1988In the Meratus Mountains of South Kalimantan, Indonesia, a number of intersecting discourses on the body compete to clarify and legitimize health practices and curing techniques. Meratus Dayak shamans cure through chants that metaphorically open and expand social and somatic boundaries; they open up the pores to let in healthy cosmic flows and to ...
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Defining ecological restoration of peatlands in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
Restoration Ecology, 2020Indonesia declared an ambitious plan to restore its degraded and fire‐prone peatlands, which have been a source of significant greenhouse gas and haze. However, the progress has been slow and the plan cannot succeed without sustained social supports and ...
D. Puspitaloka +3 more
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Natural resources inventory of East Kalimantan (Kalimantan Timur), Indonesia
GeoJournal, 1985The natural resources inventory of Kalimantan Timur has proven the value of remote sensing techniques as an approach to a modern resources inventory. Under the given conditions of poorly accessible, heavily vegetated areas, the limitations of knowledge, and time and fund restrictions, there was practically no other choice. In the case of the Kalimantan
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