Mimin Aminah

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IPB University, Indonesia
Job Title
Lecturer

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ABSTRACT The transition toward sustainable agriculture has intensified debate over whether environmentally friendly or green farming practices enhance or constrain farmers’ income. While their environmental benefits are well established, evidence on income effects, particularly in developing-...
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ABSTRACT This paper argues that agro-industrial waste regulation should move beyond pollution control toward circular input governance. Current regulatory approaches mainly focus on wastewater treatment, emission standards, and environmental permit compliance. This approach often fails to...
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ABSTRACT Food-crop agricultural biomass in Indonesia is increasingly promoted as a renewable energy resource, often framed as abundant crop “waste” that can be converted. This paper explicitly focuses on crop residues from food-crop agriculture—such as rice, maize, and other staple crops—and...
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ABSTRACT Agricultural production in Indonesia has long relied on chemical fertilizer–based intensification to increase yields. However, rising fertilizer application rates have not been accompanied by proportional productivity gains, indicating declining fertilizer-use efficiency. This paper...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agriculture
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ABSTRACT This paper analyzes Indonesia’s climate mitigation strategy with a focus on private sector innovation in promoting a circular economy in the palm oil industry. Facing major emissions from energy, land use, and waste, Indonesia has adopted key national policies, including its NDC, carbon...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Climate change
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