Indonesian online media rarely discusses international environmental issues.

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Nabilah Muhamad 11/11/2024 15:42 WIB

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According to research by Koaksi Indonesia, Humanis, and Katadata Green, Indonesian online media rarely covers environmental issues, especially those on an international scale.

Number of Environment-Related Articles Produced by 11 Indonesian Online News Websites (August 2022-August 2023)

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Number of Environment-Related Articles Produced by 11 Indonesian Online News Websites (August 2022-August 2023)

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Indonesian online media rarely produces news articles on environmental issues, especially those on an international scale.

This is evident from the report *Power Mapping: Dinamika Agenda Iklim Indonesia*, a research collaboration between Koaksi Indonesia, Humanis, and Katadata Green.

The report presents the results of media monitoring of 11 national online news sites: Antara, Bisnis.com, Detik.com, Katadata, Kompas.id, Kompas TV, Kontan, Liputan6.com, Metro TV News, Mongabay Indonesia, and Okezone.

One of its findings is that during the period August 2022-August 2023, all these media outlets produced only 1,187 articles related to environmental issues using the keywords "green economy," "climate crisis," and "climate justice."

On average, the number of articles containing these keywords was only 0.01% to 0.12% of their total monthly article production.

Of the 684 articles on "green economy," only 42 discussed the issue on an international scale, while 642 were national in scope.

A similar pattern is seen in articles on "climate crisis" and "climate justice," with the disparity in numbers as shown in the graph.

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