Dini is a female journalist actively writing about environmental issues at Greeners.co. She has a deep interest in various topics such as waste management, climate change, energy transition, biodiversity, as well as the roles of communities and individuals in preserving the environment.
Besides her profession as a journalist, Dini enjoys cycling, exploring, and writing about culinary topics, the environment, and social life around her. For her, playing by the river, sea, or in the outdoors while discussing environmental issues is both a form of enjoyment and a way to ground her care for nature.
Dini has received various awards and reporting fellowships. She once received the Environmental Journalism Fellowship from the American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative, where she covered topics on climate change and human rights in coastal areas. She also obtained a fellowship from the Association for Women’s Micro and Small Business Support (ASPPUK) to report on women’s struggles in sustainable businesses. In addition, in her effort to deepen her understanding of energy transition issues, Dini received a reporting scholarship from Green Faith Indonesia, which took her around Indonesia covering mosques that have adopted solar panels.
For Dini, environmental journalism is not just a profession but a concrete form of her commitment to encourage the public to care more about preserving the Earth for the sustainability of life and future generations.
