tailieunhanh - Water Management Pollution Policy in Indonesia

Divide the list into Visible and Invisible air pollutants. Discuss the implications both have on living things. Divide the class into groups. Each student must keep a record of their findings. Smear petroleum jelly on the outside of the small jar. Put the small jar inside the larger jar. Decide as a class on several places in and around the school where students think visible air pollution is likely to occur. Each group should have a different place to test. Students should make predictions about which area will have more. | The amount of water necessary to fulfil the needs of the people will increase in quantity causing an imbalance in the ecosystem because the amount of water needed is larger compared to the amount of water provided Quantity. The decrease in water availability in Indonesia is caused by the increase for the mentioned activities - agriculture - domestic - Industry And also because of the continuing degradation in water catchments and containment areas in several provinces. Quality. Meanwhile the decrease in water quality are commonly caused by over pollution from industrial activities house holds farms The uncontrolled urbanization adds the problem of the ever deteriorating water quality in city-state areas. Land Degradation The increase in land usage for non-agricultural housing industry etc. purposes have risen in these areas - Sumatera at 270 thousand km2 - Jawa at 222 thousand km2 Inside the Jakarta Bogor Tangerang dan Bekasi JABOTABEK . The amount of minor water Containment areas has changed 1990 Eft mu 2002 The datafrom the Indonesia s2ữữl Environmental .

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