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Am I da only 1 here?

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When the country is populated, there are more disadvantages then

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Indonesia has only got 52% of the population with adequate sources of waters

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Indonesia

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Through out the years Indonesia's

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Indonesia's major imports include machinery and equipment, chemicals, fuels and foodstuffs

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Deforest has gone high and the trees might be extinct in Indo

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Places near mining areas are polluted by metal such as mercury

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Indonesia has extensive natural resources including crude oil, natural gas, tin, copper and gold

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Jakarta and several prher cities are sinking at an alarming rate of up to 22cm per year. This rapid land sibsidence of major cities, due to extraction of groundwater for industrial use, is likely to put the densely populated costal regions below sea level in less than 2 decades

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Indonesia has extensive natural resources, including crude oil, natural gas, tin, copper, and gold.

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Water quality in places near mining areas are potentially contaminated by heavy metal such as mercury (Hg)

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Indonesia imports more than exporting .

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Indonesia has extensi

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Endangered animal species in Indonesia's rain forests:Sumatran tigers,the orangutan,Javan rhinoceros and Sumatran elephants

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Indonesia is one of the top two worst polluted places in the world

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People have predicted by 2030, there will be no more water left in Indonesia.

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Indonesia has lots of natural resources such as natural gas, gold and crude oil

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In 1999 more than 4000trees were cut in Sumatra

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Also there is a lot of waste being thrown away without reusing or recycling that is something the indonesian rais is not introduced to the process of reus

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40% of deforestation in Indonesia is illegal

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Indonesia has a lot of dumps as well as landfills leading to air pollution, water pollution and land pollution. Pollution harms both the environment and effects the people of Indonesia socially.

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Indonesia is losing water

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in Indonesia, the amount of deforestation is increasing each year

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Indonesia's main imports are machinery, equipment, chemicals, fuels, and foodstuff. It's main exports are oil, gas, electrical appliances, plywood, rubber and textiles.

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According to the water enviorment partnership in asia, only 42.5 percentage from 51,372,661 houses in indonesia have domestic waste treatment

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Deforestation has risen dramatically overtime since 1990 from 3000 to 13000

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The logging in Indonesia was demanded mostly by china and japan

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Indonesia's most of the remaining rain forests will be destroyed as indonesia is planning to use the land for Palm oil. (20 million hectares.)

In Indonesia, domestic waste is thrown away to the river body by more than half of the households.

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Indonesia has natural resources such as crude oil, natural gas, copper and gold

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Indonesia moves up 12 places in this year�s Index and sees substantial improvements across all three energy dimensions. However, Indonesia faces the same challenges in balancing the competing sides of the energy trilemma as its peers in the �Highly-industrialised� group of countries do, with the very strong energy security ranking offset by weaker energy equity and environmental sustainability performance. Energy security is robust, with a very favorable total energy production to consumption ratio, and a slowing energy consumption growth rate. Energy equity improves as gasoline and electricity become slightly more affordable, but is still low overall. Performance on the environmental sustainability dimension also lags quite a bit, as the country is extremely energy- and emission-intense, and emits large quantities of CO2 in generating electricity, which it does overwhelmingly by burning fossil fuels. Contextually, performance on indicators of political and societal strength is stable, but on the lower end of the spectrum � with the exception of education, which is quite good. Economic strength, buoyed by a strong macroeconomic stability, is Indonesia�s best contextual dimension.

Fossil fuels remain the main energy source, and levels of development and deployment of efficient and low-carbon and carbon-free energy technologies is slower than expected to fulfill sustained energy demand growth, which remains positive under significant energy subsidies to support social and economic development.

Recent energy policy developments include: 1) energy policy targets of the Presidential Decree No. 5, 2006 on National Energy Policy and its Blueprint of National Energy Management 2005-2025. The targets include: reducing energy elasticity to less than 1, aligned with the target of economic growth; enhancing the national energy mix with oil below 20%, natural gas more than 30%, coal to more than 33%, and the remaining 17% from new and renewable energy; 2) the Ministerial Decree on feed-in-tariffs for renewable energy that gives more opportunity for development of small renewable energy with private participations. This will give remote islands the opportunity to accelerate access to electricity; and 3) preparations to issue a new national energy policy as the implementation of Energy Law No. 30, 2007.

Key issues policymakers need to continue to focus on include: 1) removing energy subsidies; 2) intensifying the efforts to increase the use of new and renewable energy through research and development, pilot projects, providing incentives, capacity building; 3) imbed low-carbon and carbon-free technologies in the long-term energy plan; 4) increase energy efficiency on supply and demand sides; and 5) attract more investments to the energy sector.

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2011 2012 2013 Trend Score Energy Performance 89 87 68 Contextual Performance 69 71 72 Overall Rank 83 85 73 ACD Download CSV Download chart Indonesia moves up 12 places in this year�s Index and sees substantial improvements across all three energy dimensions.

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Water near the mining place is contaminated by heavy metals. Eg, mercury.

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Most of

the deforestation were caused by multi- national companies

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The majority of waste is just thrown into rivers instead of properly recycling and others

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Indonesia's main export markets are japan, Singapore, the United States and china.

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There are a lot of people living on the street because there are more and more people being produced and more and more buildings are being built and houses are broken down for bigger things

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In Indonesia the rainforests are currently being destructed for the consumption of other resources such as: Palm oil. If the trees are used only for the production of Palm oil (for exportation) there will be less space for food resources or other resources. Palm oil is mostly being exported to make money for Indonesia. Nevertheless, Palm oil has many uses and functions.

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Indonesia is a significant emitter of carbon dominated by landuse change, forest degration, and increasing energy emissions. On the other hand it has one of the worlds richer sources of forest carbon stocks and geothermal resources and a growing politicL willpower to be a key part of the solution ti the global issue.

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It is predicted that in about 20 years Indonesia's main forests will disappear

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More than half of the houses throw their waste directly into the river.

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Indonesia export more then i

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Indonesia has 490,000 CO2 emissions

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Indonesia's financial and population crisis has led to a high increase in migration and out movement and has increased economic pressure due to this factor. The crisis has caused a reduction in job avail abilities and

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Indonesia imports a lot of resources from different countries but they export more than they import which means they are self sustaining as they are making enough money from their exports and can afford the imports. Indonesia is also polluting the air around it by releasing

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It is a negative that Indonesia has to import most food resources because that means that there isn't much of food resource growth here which results in the population (mostly effects) the people in poverty having nutrient deficiency. Import foods are also very expensive here.

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Indonesia's population has rose dramatically from 2004 to 2012.

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In Indonesia, many things are exported. Indonesia's main export markets are Japan, Singapore, China, and Japan

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Indonesian main export products:shrimps, coffee,CPO,cacao and rubber product

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Indonesia was the 27th biggest exporting country in 2010

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Indonesia and Malaysia, nations with large tropical forests, are the dominant producers of palm oil on the world market today.

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Indonesia mostly imports equipment,chemicals and fuels. Indonesia also mostly exports oil, gas, rubber and electrical appliances.

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Indonesia's mainly gets it's food imported from Singapore, China and Japan.

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Indonesia is being bad to the world by cutting down trees and throwing trash on the floor. Also the ecological footprint shows that it is being very dissapointing to the environment

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Indonesia makes exports to countries like, japan, china singapore and united states

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Indonesia has lots of people illegally cutting down trees and most of them are poor people who are forced to do this

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Only 42.8% from 51,372,661 houses in Indonesaia have domestic waste treatment

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At 2010, Indonesia was the 27th biggest exporting country in the world according to the world trade organization.

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According to data in 2010, Indonesia is the 27th largest exporting country.

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Indonesia is one of the biggest exporting country in the world

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Nestlé is one company that is destroying the palm trees in Indonesia

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Indonesia is cutting down a lot of trees, which is not nice. They export more than they import. They are one the worlds biggest exporting countries. They cut down way to many trees, legally and illegally it's a large dominant of palm oil producer. Their main exports go to; Japan ( 17 % ). Singapore ( 11.30 %). JewNited States of America ( 10.80%). And CHAINA ( 12.52%)

They have extensive natural resources including crude oil, natural gas,tin, copper, and gold. They mainly receive machinery and equipment,chemicals,fuels,and foodstuffs. And the country's major exports include oil, gas, electrical appliances, plywood, rubber, and textiles.

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