By Erik Ramadhanil, University of Indonesia (Indonesia)

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by Erik Ramadhanil, University of Indonesia (Indonesia)

It Relates to Global Warming  Greenhouse gasses is high (quantity) in the air, so the heat is isolated in the air. Then, the air is starting to be warmer

Greenhouse Gasses Carbon dioxide (CO2) Methane (CH4)  produced a lot of by agriculture and cattle breeding system, especially from the digest system of cattle Dinitrogen Oxide (N20)  manure CFC  the gas which produced by Air Conditioner and refrigerator

The Smoke from Factory and Forest

The Phenomenon of Climate Change Increasing of sea temperature Rising of sea level Melting of Ice in pole Reducing of snow in the North of Earth - The long time of drought in Australia (2003) - The high temperature in Europe (2003) - The long time of hurricane season in North America (2004 & 2005) - The high rainfall in India (2005) - In southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia, a lot of forests are burned because the temperature is so high.

Climate Change  Flood and Drought Picture of (flood) and (drought)

Deungue Fever

Avian Influenza

Hunger and Famine Many cases of famine were caused by drought

The economic and tourism

What Should we do?

Let’s do the best for our earth…

Thank You