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Satrio

My name is Satrio Kusrianto i was graduated from German Studies University of Indonesia. I have an interest in Environmental awareness arts and culture. I utilize my critical thinking on Foreign Policy and Humanity.  

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Blockchain Disruption in Fishery Industry

The seafood industry is one of the world’s largest and oldest market sectors. As the industry is made up of complex global supply chains, it is subjected to suffer from social and environmental challe...

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11 June 2021
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Creating a Better Tomorrow

The Food Production The amount of waste in food production is disconcerting for meeting the planet’s growing food needs. Experts predict the world’s population will exceed nine billion by 2050. And wi...

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31 May 2021
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Milk Footprint in the Environment

Introduction A quart of milk may sit in virtually every refrigerator, but milk has never been just another food. Its merits and dangers have been argued over the past decades, making it the centre of ...

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24 May 2021
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Greenwashing, a hidden sin of Commercialism

Greenwashing In this modern era, businesses in many industries encounter increased environmental and social issues. The idea of “green oriented” businesses are emerging in the market  exponentially.  ...

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15 May 2021
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The growth of vertical city

History More than 150 years ago, the cities looks very different from current day. Buildings where people live and their businesses are rarely as tall as flagpoles. The cityscape tends to be flat and ...

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15 May 2021
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Aquaponics , a promising agriculture prospect

Aquaponics The importance of safety of food for human consumption is increasing on a worldwide demand. By the role of disruption of technology, food industry keeps evolving. Aquaponics is a breakthrou...

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6 May 2021
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Policy 101 : Divergent political struggle in South East China sea

Sovereignty China’s growing assertiveness in strengthening its territorial and sovereignty claims in the South China Sea has arguably intensified friction and deepened tension between the rival ...

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29 April 2021
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Thunder in Marine Ecosystem

Plastics These days, plastics are found in all oceans around the world, and most of the plastic are not biodegradable. It is estimated that all conventional plastics that end up in the oceans remain t...

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20 April 2021
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Policy 101 : The inception of SEA dispute saga

Modern Borders A picture of modern China may remind you of the shape of a rooster, and it is a source of dignity for many Chinese. However, over the last 200 years, China’s borders have shifted ...

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14 April 2021
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Agrivoltaics an impressive breakthrough for clean energy

Water scarcity Globally, reductions in precipitation and rising air temperatures are increasing vulnerabilities in both the agricultural and energy sectors. Water scarcity concerns are shaping convers...

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8 April 2021
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Policy 101 : South China Sea the Centre Gravity in global geopolitics

The South China Sea encompasses roughly 3.625 million sq. km (1.4 million sq. mi). Its northwest shore abuts the southeast Chinese coast and its western margins front Vietnam and the Malay Peninsula. ...

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5 April 2021
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Procrastination pattern

Many of us are maybe familiar with putting off tasks, or going over deadlines, which are labelled as procrastinating. Why do people procrastinate? Does it only bring disadvantages, or does it also hav...

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5 April 2021
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Policy 101 : ASEAN Geopolitics Insights

Geopolitics Geopolitics is the devising of a nation’s security policy on the basis of geographic factors. John Kieffer defines geopolitics in terms of the application of “The social, polit...

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30 March 2021
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Tackling human rights in Qatar World Cup

The Oranje lined up in T-shirts that declared “Football Supports Change” ahead of kick-off in their second match of the qualifying campaign in Amsterdam. Netherlands coach Frank de Boer, m...

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30 March 2021
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Bias Climate Benefit Owned by Capitalism

In this modern era, governments and automakers are promoting electric vehicles as a leading technology to curb oil use and fight for climate change. General Motors said it aims to stop selling gasolin...

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25 March 2021
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Misguided Sport sponsorship notion

Nowadays sport is thriving rapidly parallel with the development of modern technology. Not infrequently this involves the use of digital tools and financial support to maximize the results of each asp...

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22 March 2021
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