Riau University / Environmental Change Institute / Oxford University / International Institute / University of Alberta / /
IndustryTerm
noxious chemical substances / live reef food fisheries / crab processing factory / biotechnology / heavy metal-contaminated fish / industrial chemicals / Food prices / palm oil industry / natural and socio-cultural systems / palm-oil plantations / renewable energy / oil / monoculture palm oil plantations / media attention / food / energy / oral communications / oil exploration / palm-oil exporters / oil refineries / palm oil plantations / food security / socialecological systems / energy sector / chemical substances / social networks / social network / oil crises / hydrocarbon/oil exploration / change solutions / social and ecological systems / /
NaturalFeature
Spermonde islands / Strait of Malacca / Spermonde Archipelago / Indonesian rivers / Siak river / /
Organization
Environmental Change Institute / Riau University / International Institute for Sustainable Development / University of Alberta / Bernhard Glaeser1 German Society for Human Ecology / Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry / United Nations / Germany Marion Glaser Leibniz Center / societal / Society for Human Ecology / Indonesian Friends of the Earth / Oxford University / Indonesian government / Chemistry Department / /
Person
Ernst Haeckel / Fadel Muhammad / Freddy Numberi / Emil Salim / Christine Jose / Narain / Marion Glaser / Saugi / /
Position
fisherman / Minister / recent Fisheries Minister / village leader / the local midwife / researcher / short term driver / innovative fish entrepreneur and trader / author / general global problem / food scientist / teacher / Minister of the Environment / village leader / midwife / fisher / marine scientist / Fisheries Minister / /
Product
fish / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / South Sulawesi / North Sulawesi / Sumatra Riau Province / Riau / Riau Province / /
PublishedMedium
Badi / /
Region
south Malaysia / Western Europe / /
Technology
biotechnology / cellular telephone / pollution control / /
Research in Human Ecology Global change and coastal threats: The Indonesian case. An attempt in multi-level social-ecological research Bernhard Glaeser1 German Society for Human Ecology (DGH)