Group 1 English Class - SI 43 09

 Global Warming in Indonesia According to the World Bank, since the early 2000s, Indonesia has experienced an average of more than 10,000 climate-related disasters every year, making it the most affected country by global warming and climate change in Southeast Asia. These disasters have caused significant damage to infrastructure, agriculture, and have displaced millions of people. The government and various organizations have implemented various measures to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change, but it remains a major challenge for the country. The effect of global warming in Indonesia is getting worse, this can be seen from the increases in daily temperature, which can threaten the ecosystem of biodiversity, triggers extreme weather change, increase forest fires intensity, and the rise of sea level. Everybody knows that global warming increases daily temperatures, which can lead to water shortages and health problems. Water crises happen in many areas due to the increa