Jakarta to phase out open dumping at Bantargebang from Aug. 1
Open dumping at Bantargebang is targeted to fall from 72.56 percent to 50.34 percent in the second half of 2026.
Open dumping at Bantargebang is targeted to fall from 72.56 percent to 50.34 percent in the second half of 2026.
300 personnel, 3 water-bombing helicopters and injection methods are deployed as flames continue to burn inside the trash piles.
The 2026-2028 program is being pushed after 700,000 hectares, or 30% of Indonesia’s mangroves, were found damaged.
The ministry is using water-table data and real-time CO₂ and CH₄ monitoring to reduce fire risk and emissions.
PT Beringin Petroleum Energy has been ordered to halt operations and faces possible criminal, civil and administrative penalties.
The “national ecological repentance” program also covers rehabilitation of 700,000 hectares of damaged mangroves.
The June 11-13 JICC exhibition drew about 4,000 people, including more than 3,000 students and university students.
44 businesses still are not compliant, while many hotels, restaurants and cafes now sort waste into just three categories.
The government is drafting new legal protections as 74% of waste remains unmanaged and landfills keep releasing methane.