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  1. Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupts, cancelling flights at Jakarta airport and others

    Anak Krakatau volcano erupted in Indonesia early Sunday, prompting the cancellation of all flights at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and disrupting other domestic airports as volcanic ash drifted across parts of western Indonesia.

    cbc.ca/news/world/indonesia-vo

    #Indonesia #News #Jakarta #IndonesiaVolcano #IndonesiaNews

  2. Flights were cancelled at Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (WIII) in Jakarta after the eruption of the Anak Krakatoa volcano 🌋

    toronto.citynews.ca/2026/09/05
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    Les vols ont été annulés à l'aéroport international Soekarno-Hatta (WIII) à Jakarta après l'éruption du volcan Anak Krakatoa 🌋

    ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2

    #Jakarta #AnakKrakatoa #CGK #WIII #AirTravel #TransportAérien #Volcano #Volcan

  3. GlassFish HK2 is the reference implementation of the jakarta.inject specification within the EE4J project and powers the GlassFish Application Server and the Jersey REST Framework.
    Adding HK2 API reference documentation to APIdia is our first milestone for supporting the Eclipse GlassFish ecosystem!

    apidia.net/mvn/org.glassfish.h
    apidia.net/mvn/jakarta.platfor

    #glassfish #eclipse #java #javadoc #apidia #jakarta #ee4j #jakartaee

  4. I am very proud of my newly bought solar power generator and I use it straightaway on my makeshift office space at the upper deck of the ship taking me to Jakarta. The sunset over the Java sea is, however, a big distraction for my overdue essay...
    See video : youtube.com/shorts/X4CwMSqv_Wk

    #RefuseToFly #Slowtravel #Decarbonise #ClimateAction #StrictlyPublicTransport #researcherlife #researcher #AFuoco #Singapore #Indonesia #Batam #Jakarta #FerryTravel #Pelni #JavaSea

  5. Die #Klimakrise trifft die Welt:

    Der #Meeresspiegel steigt heute schneller als zu irgendeinem Zeitpunkt in den letzten 4000 Jahren.

    Hauptursachen sind die #Erderwärmung und das Abschmelzen von #Gletschern und #Eisschilden. Daten aus #Korallenriffen und #Mangroven zeigen, dass sich die Entwicklung seit dem 19. Jahrhundert deutlich beschleunigt hat.

    heise.de/news/Staerkster-Ansti

    #Klimawandel #Küstenschutz #Meeresforschung #Jakarta #Shanghai #Meeresspiegelanstieg #Geowissenschaften

  6. We can't breathe

    The Invisible #ClimateChange Effect That Is Most Likely to Kill You

    #AirPollution is less dramatic than floods or storms, less inconvenient, and much harder to politicize. It’s also much more deadly.

    Liza Featherstone, August 1, 2025

    Excerpt: "In #NewYorkCity, I’m lucky enough to enjoy better air quality than many other places. We are only the fiftieth most #polluted city in the world, way behind #Chicago, #Dubai, #Jakarta, #Delhi, and numerous (enormously populous) cities in #China. But for a few days early this week, it was hard to breathe and our phones were buzzing with alerts warning that the most vulnerable—the very young and the very old, and those with poor respiratory health—should stay indoors, due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. But the elderly, the asthmatic, and the babies weren’t the only ones feeling it; my son, a college soccer player, got headaches training outside, as did his friends—all fellow rain-or-shine athletes. Yet for the most part, the problem has gone unremarked.

    "Compared to a flood, a fire, or a heat wave, a bad #AirQualityAlert isn’t that inconvenient even when it’s happening. You can still go to work and otherwise go about your day. If you own property, it won’t be damaged. And because #AirPollution lacks visuals, it doesn’t lend itself to morbid #doomscrolling or panicked media coverage.

    "Yet compared to floods, fires, and heat waves, bad air is much more deadly. In fact, the danger is barely even comparable. The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution kills about seven million people every year. The direct death toll from heat waves is under half a million, although that’s getting worse. The number of people who die in floods annually is in the thousands, and the direct death toll from wildfires is much smaller than that, though these threats are also getting worse. "

    newrepublic.com/article/198675

    #AirQualityAlert #AirQuality #AirQualityIndex #AQI #AirPollution #AirIsLife #ParticulatePollution #ParticlePollution

  7. We can't breathe

    The Invisible #ClimateChange Effect That Is Most Likely to Kill You

    #AirPollution is less dramatic than floods or storms, less inconvenient, and much harder to politicize. It’s also much more deadly.

    Liza Featherstone, August 1, 2025

    Excerpt: "In #NewYorkCity, I’m lucky enough to enjoy better air quality than many other places. We are only the fiftieth most #polluted city in the world, way behind #Chicago, #Dubai, #Jakarta, #Delhi, and numerous (enormously populous) cities in #China. But for a few days early this week, it was hard to breathe and our phones were buzzing with alerts warning that the most vulnerable—the very young and the very old, and those with poor respiratory health—should stay indoors, due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. But the elderly, the asthmatic, and the babies weren’t the only ones feeling it; my son, a college soccer player, got headaches training outside, as did his friends—all fellow rain-or-shine athletes. Yet for the most part, the problem has gone unremarked.

    "Compared to a flood, a fire, or a heat wave, a bad #AirQualityAlert isn’t that inconvenient even when it’s happening. You can still go to work and otherwise go about your day. If you own property, it won’t be damaged. And because #AirPollution lacks visuals, it doesn’t lend itself to morbid #doomscrolling or panicked media coverage.

    "Yet compared to floods, fires, and heat waves, bad air is much more deadly. In fact, the danger is barely even comparable. The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution kills about seven million people every year. The direct death toll from heat waves is under half a million, although that’s getting worse. The number of people who die in floods annually is in the thousands, and the direct death toll from wildfires is much smaller than that, though these threats are also getting worse. "

    newrepublic.com/article/198675

    #AirQualityAlert #AirQuality #AirQualityIndex #AQI #AirPollution #AirIsLife #ParticulatePollution #ParticlePollution

  8. We can't breathe

    The Invisible #ClimateChange Effect That Is Most Likely to Kill You

    #AirPollution is less dramatic than floods or storms, less inconvenient, and much harder to politicize. It’s also much more deadly.

    Liza Featherstone, August 1, 2025

    Excerpt: "In #NewYorkCity, I’m lucky enough to enjoy better air quality than many other places. We are only the fiftieth most #polluted city in the world, way behind #Chicago, #Dubai, #Jakarta, #Delhi, and numerous (enormously populous) cities in #China. But for a few days early this week, it was hard to breathe and our phones were buzzing with alerts warning that the most vulnerable—the very young and the very old, and those with poor respiratory health—should stay indoors, due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. But the elderly, the asthmatic, and the babies weren’t the only ones feeling it; my son, a college soccer player, got headaches training outside, as did his friends—all fellow rain-or-shine athletes. Yet for the most part, the problem has gone unremarked.

    "Compared to a flood, a fire, or a heat wave, a bad #AirQualityAlert isn’t that inconvenient even when it’s happening. You can still go to work and otherwise go about your day. If you own property, it won’t be damaged. And because #AirPollution lacks visuals, it doesn’t lend itself to morbid #doomscrolling or panicked media coverage.

    "Yet compared to floods, fires, and heat waves, bad air is much more deadly. In fact, the danger is barely even comparable. The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution kills about seven million people every year. The direct death toll from heat waves is under half a million, although that’s getting worse. The number of people who die in floods annually is in the thousands, and the direct death toll from wildfires is much smaller than that, though these threats are also getting worse. "

    newrepublic.com/article/198675

    #AirQualityAlert #AirQuality #AirQualityIndex #AQI #AirPollution #AirIsLife #ParticulatePollution #ParticlePollution

  9. We can't breathe

    The Invisible #ClimateChange Effect That Is Most Likely to Kill You

    #AirPollution is less dramatic than floods or storms, less inconvenient, and much harder to politicize. It’s also much more deadly.

    Liza Featherstone, August 1, 2025

    Excerpt: "In #NewYorkCity, I’m lucky enough to enjoy better air quality than many other places. We are only the fiftieth most #polluted city in the world, way behind #Chicago, #Dubai, #Jakarta, #Delhi, and numerous (enormously populous) cities in #China. But for a few days early this week, it was hard to breathe and our phones were buzzing with alerts warning that the most vulnerable—the very young and the very old, and those with poor respiratory health—should stay indoors, due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. But the elderly, the asthmatic, and the babies weren’t the only ones feeling it; my son, a college soccer player, got headaches training outside, as did his friends—all fellow rain-or-shine athletes. Yet for the most part, the problem has gone unremarked.

    "Compared to a flood, a fire, or a heat wave, a bad #AirQualityAlert isn’t that inconvenient even when it’s happening. You can still go to work and otherwise go about your day. If you own property, it won’t be damaged. And because #AirPollution lacks visuals, it doesn’t lend itself to morbid #doomscrolling or panicked media coverage.

    "Yet compared to floods, fires, and heat waves, bad air is much more deadly. In fact, the danger is barely even comparable. The World Health Organization estimates that air pollution kills about seven million people every year. The direct death toll from heat waves is under half a million, although that’s getting worse. The number of people who die in floods annually is in the thousands, and the direct death toll from wildfires is much smaller than that, though these threats are also getting worse. "

    newrepublic.com/article/198675

    #AirQualityAlert #AirQuality #AirQualityIndex #AQI #AirPollution #AirIsLife #ParticulatePollution #ParticlePollution

  10. Yantisa Akhadi, Product Strategy and Partnership Manager at #Gojek will share "OpenStreetMap 101" at Open Tech Summit 2024 in Jakarta on November 25 - 26th. #OTS2024 #Indonesia #Jakarta
    Join us now at eventyay.com/e/0e7340fb

  11. Tre città, tre sfide climatiche, tre approcci innovativi: San Diego, Milano e Jakarta ci mostrano come l'ingegno umano possa trasformare le crisi in opportunità. Dalla gestione creativa dell'acqua alla riforestazione urbana, fino alla rilocazione di un'intera capitale: ecco come le città del futuro si stanno adattando oggi, e cosa possono insegnarci.

    #Adattamento #Innovazione #Città #Sostenibilità #Futuro #Resilienza #Clima #sandiego #jakarta #milano

    futuroprossimo.it/2024/09/san-

  12. heise+ | Gig-Worker: Fahrdienste setzen mächtigen Plattformen eigene Apps entgegen

    In Jakarta zeigen die Motorradtaxi-Fahrer, wie Solidarität gegen die Übermacht von Plattformen hilft. Davon können Gig-Worker in anderen Teilen der Welt lernen.
    Gig-Worker: Fahrdienste setzen mächtigen Plattformen eigene Apps entgegen
  13. Die Meeresspiegel steigen immer weiter an, Milliarden Menschen werden bis Ende des Jahrhunderts ihre Heimat verlieren. Lösungen sind gefragt.

    Der Klimawandel lässt den Meeresspiegel immer weiter ansteigen, Milliarden Menschen werden bis Ende des Jahrhunderts ihre Heimat verlieren. Lösungen sind gefragt. Einige Regionen bereiten sich schon jetzt darauf vor.
    Geplante Migration: Umsiedeln ehe der Klimawandel das Haus überflutet | DW | 04.07.2022
    #Klimawandel #Klimakrise #Meeresspiegelanstieg #Überschwemmungen #Hochwasser #Entsiedlung #Umsiedlung #Anpassung #Migration #Jakarta #Extremwetter