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5 Ways to Keep Your Lungs Healthy Amidst Jakarta's Severe Air Pollution

5 Ways to Keep Your Lungs Healthy Amidst Jakarta’s Severe Air Pollution

5 ways to keep your lungs healthy: Jakarta and other parts of Indonesia are currently experiencing severe air pollution. This pollution can cause a variety of diseases, including those affecting the lungs. As a result, it is important for those of you in Jakarta to pay closer attention to your lung health. 5 ways to […]

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Allan Andersn Is Forlorn of Letting Go in “dear aa”

Allan Andersn Is Forlorn of Letting Go in “dear aa”

Allan Andersn, the former vocalist of a group called “2nd Chance”, has started his solo career by releasing his third single titled “dear aa”. The single was written by Allan Andersn himself, Talitha El Brasa, and Key B. “dear aa” tells a story about a desperate feeling of letting go and getting over a long-wrecked

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Tropical Forests Approaching Critical Temperature Verge

Tropical Forests Approaching Critical Temperature Verge

Tropical forests are now facing a serious threat. Recent research reveals that these forests are nearing critical temperature thresholds due to global climate change. Scientists are concerned that the escalating temperatures could transform dense forests into landscapes resembling savannas. A study published in a prestigious scientific journal shows that temperatures within tropical forests are consistently

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Some Pacific Coral Reefs Can Adapt To The Warming Ocean

Some Pacific Coral Reefs Can Adapt To The Warming Ocean

New research by colleagues and the author suggests that coral reefs in the Pacific have increased their resistance to high ocean temperatures, potentially improving their long-term futures if global action on reducing carbon emissions is taken. Corals are sensitive to even small increases in temperature, but their “thermal tolerance” can’t keep pace with ocean warming. 

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Cakra Khan Is Ready to Greet International Fans with the Studio Version of “Tennessee Whiskey”

Cakra Khan Is Ready to Greet International Fans with the Studio Version of “Tennessee Whiskey”

Cakra Khan finally released the studio version of David Allan Coe’s “Tennessee Whiskey” under MyMusic Records. In this version, he entrusted the Roommate Project for the arrangement.  The arrangement doesn’t have many changes to preserve the original essence of “Tennessee Whiskey”. However, Cakra’s soulful vocals blend perfectly to breathe new vibe into the legendary song.

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El Nino Might Harm Indonesia's Rare Tropical Glaciers In 2026

El Nino Might Harm Indonesia’s Rare Tropical Glaciers In 2026

Southeast Asia’s geophysics agency stated that El Niño weather patterns reported might dry the season in the countries located in southeast Asia. The drying effect of El Niño weather patterns might cause the melting of two of the world’s few tropical glaciers in Indonesia, and predicted to vanish by the year of 2026. The geophysics

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Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia to Promote Local Currencies In Bilateral Transactions

Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia to Promote Local Currencies In Bilateral Transactions

Bank Indonesia, Bank Negara Malaysia, and Bank of Thailand are reported to have cooperated by signing the agreement of three bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) on 25 August 2023. The MoUs signed by the central of the three countries aims to promote the bilateral transactions in local currencies among the countries involved. Perry Warjiyo (governor

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Seawater Radioactivity Near Fukushima Is Under Limits, Japan Govt. Reports

Seawater Radioactivity Near Fukushima Is Under Limits, Japan Govt. Reports

Seawater tests near Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant found no radiation, the environment ministry said on August 27, days after authorities began dumping treated water used to cool damaged reactors into the sea. On Thursday, Japan began dumping water from the stricken Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean, provoking complaints in Japan and

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Jakarta Initiates Trial for Emission Test Tickets

Jakarta Initiates Trial for Emission Test Tickets

The Jakarta government launched a trial for issuing violation tickets to vehicles that fail the emission test on August 25 morning. The trial took place at six locations, including Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan, Jalan Asia-Afrika, etc. Out of 550 vehicles tested, 104 did not pass the emission test. The Head of the Jakarta Environmental Department, Asep

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Calum Scott Celebrates Self-Compassion on New Single "At Your Worst"

Calum Scott Celebrates Self-Compassion on New Single “At Your Worst”

Calum Scott released a vibrant single titled “At Your Worst,” a track that resonates with a pulsating energy and heartfelt message. Calum presents this uptempo composition as a testament to embracing imperfections and fostering love for oneself and others. His soulful vocals take center stage, adding depth and authenticity to the candid exploration of self-acceptance.

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