All citizens must make efforts to overcome climate change as an emergency issue. One of the big problems in Indonesia is that 86% of Indonesia’s energy comes from fossil fuels. Indonesia needs to move to renewable energy sources, use energy efficiently, and gradually stop operating coal-fired plants
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