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The new species of fanged frog, Limnonectes phyllofolia. (Sean Reilly)

"Fanged" frogs found in Indonesia

Matthew Rozsa
Prop stylist: Gerri Williams. Food stylist: Anna Billingskog. (James Ransom / Food52)

How to make ultra-crispy roast potatoes

Kristen Miglore - Food52
A walking Epaulette Shark (Hemiscyllium freycineti) crawls across the seafloor in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. While this shark isn't the newly discovered species, it is one of the nine separate but closely related species of shark that can all walk. (Getty Images/Ethan Daniels/Stocktrek Images)

Sharks are learning to walk

Nicole Karlis
FILE - In this Dec. 3, 2009 file photo, a Chinese boy cycles past cooling towers of a coal-fired power plant in Dadong, Shanxi province, China. Led by cutbacks in China and India, construction of new coal-fired power plants is falling worldwide, improving chances climate goals can be met despite earlier pessimism, three environmental groups said Wednesday, March 22, 2017. (AP Photo/Andy Wong, File) (AP)

Coal isn’t dying. It moved to Asia

Nathanael Johnson - Grist
This photo taken on August 6, 2017 shows cleared forest land, previously covered with illegally-planted oil palm trees and removed by workers from the Leuser Conservation Forum or Forum Konservasi Leuser (FKL), ahead of replanting of endemic vegetation in the Aceh Tamiang area of Aceh province. (Chaideer Mahyuddin/AFP via Getty Images)

"Orangutan capital” is being destroyed

Laurel Sutherlin - Truthout
JAKARTA, INDONESIA: A haze cover the Jakarta bay skyline in Jakarta, 10 June 2007. Indonesia is particularly vulnerable to the impact of climate change as global warming threatens to raise sea levels and flood coastal farming areas, threatening food security. Meanwhile, Indonesia could lose 2,000 small islands by 2030 due to a rise in sea levels as a result of climate change, Indonesia Environment Minister, Rachmat Witoelar said. AFP PHOTO/Ahmad ZAMRONI (Photo credit should read AHMAD ZAMRONI/AFP/Getty Images) (Ahmah Zamroni/AFP/Getty)

Retreating from rising seas is a reality

Kate Yoder - Grist
(Getty/Stephen Brashear)

Boeing has a big problem

Matthew Rozsa
Villagers walk through debris after being hit by a tsunami as they carry their belongings on December 24, 2018 in Carita, Banten province, Indonesia. (Getty/Ulet Ifansasti)

FILE- This Oct. 27, 2010 file photo shows an area ravaged by a tsunami on Mentawai island, Indonesia. Indonesia's tsunami detection system, made up of seafloor sensors that communicate with transmitting buoys on the surface, has been rendered useless by vandals and lack of funding. Now Indonesian and U.S. scientists say they’ve developed a way to dispense with the expensive buoys and possibly add crucial extra minutes of warning for vulnerable coastal cities. (AP Photo/Achmad Ibrahim, File) (AP)

Indonesia tsunami kills at least 222

Matthew Rozsa
(Getty/uwimages)

How plastic pollution is killing whales

Nicole Karlis
Faisal Marwan, left, who was injured in Wednesday's earthquake, stands on the ruins of his shop as police officers clear the rubble in Tringgading, Aceh province, Indonesia, Friday, Dec. 9, 2016. Over a hundred of people were killed in the quake that hit the northeast of the province on Sumatra before dawn Wednesday. Hundreds of people were injured and thousands buildings destroyed or heavily damaged. (AP Photo/Binsar Bakkara) (AP)

The devastation of Indonesia

Jennifer Nourse - The Conversation
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump (Getty/Thomas Peter)

Trump, Xi and a big Indonesia deal

Heather Digby Parton
(AP/Achmad Ibrahim)

Invasive species can shape rainforests

Cassie Freund
Ivanka Trump; Donald Trump Jr.; Jared Kushner (AP/Alex Brandon/Richard Drew)

The conflicts of the other Trumps

Matthew Rozsa
(Getty/Ron Sachs/Joe Raedle/Photo montage by Salon)

Two countries prefer Trump to Obama

Steven Rosenfeld - Alternet
(Getty/Alex Wong)

something fishy going on

Bruce Vail - In These Times
Protesters display posters of Jakarta Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, popularly known as "Ahok," with writings that read: "Arrest blasphemer" during his trial hearing at a district court in Jakarta, Indonesia, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2016. (AP Photo/Achmad Ibrahim)

religious tolerance

Jeremy Menchik - The Conversation
(AP Photo/Achmad Ibrahim)

Obama warns of nationalism

Taylor Link
(Getty/Oktay Ortakcioglu)

How Harry Potter harms owls

Keith A. Spencer
An Indonesian man being publicly caned. (Getty/Chaideer Mahyuddin)

Publicly lashed for being gay

Nico Lang
In this Friday, Jan. 13, 2017 photo, a customer browses through used items at a flea market on the outskirts of Jakarta, Indonesia. The waste from discarded electronic gadgets and electrical appliances has increased by two-thirds in East Asia over five years, posing a growing threat to health and the environment unless proper disposal becomes the norm. The United Nations University says China is the biggest culprit with its electronic waste more than doubling. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana) (AP)

Mountain of smartphones kills

Stephen Wright
Samira Ibrahim, an Egyptian activist and virginity testing opponent, at a women's rights protest in Cairo (Associated Press)

Jenny Kutner
This undated handout photo provided by Nature Magazine shows stencils of hands in a cave in Indonesia. Ancient cave drawings in Indonesia are as old as famous prehistoric art in Europe, according to a new study that shows our ancestors were drawing all over the world 40,000 years ago. And it hints at an even earlier dawn of creativity in modern humans, going back to Africa, than scientists had thought. (AP/Kinez Riza, Nature Magazine)

Joanna Rothkopf
Gambar Pemimpin Nazi, Adolf Hitler dan Bendera berlambang swastika terpasang di dinding Soldatenkaffee Bandung. JG Photo/Yuli Krisna

Marie Dhumieres - GlobalPost
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