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Group Members 5 (box 1) :

Salsabila Qurratu Ain (33)

Siti Aisyah Riyanti S. (34)

Yasmin Nur Hasanah (35)

Yelita Ega Safira (36)

Causes of Forest Fires on Mount Lawu

Forest fires on Mount Lawu are still not extinguished, with smoke billowing into the sky, turning the sky a fiery red in Ngawi, Magetan, East Java.

The forest fire in the Mount Lawu area occurred specifically in Cemoro Sewu. This fire was caused by a campfire left by climbers. The fire grew, spreading to several areas, causing a massive forest fire.

To prevent this problem, climbers should be more careful and ensure that any campfires they have lit are completely extinguished.

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Members:

1. Kalila Mufida Aisya (18)

2. Nienda Heluwa Zahra Chairudin (28)

3. Resalva Fitriawati (30)

4. Riska (31)

5. Salma Fadila Elmagvira (32)

Floods have submerged homes in the southern city of Gorontalo. This was caused by continuous rain in the area. Water levels in the area varied, but knee-deep floodwaters inundated several homes. After learning that the floodwaters reached an adult's knees, residents began saving their belongings using rubber boats. To date, no residents have been evacuated. Therefore, the cause of the flooding in Gorontalo is continuous rain, which has caused rivers and dams to overflow.

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• Masarotul Hana (20)

Muthia Azzahra (24)

Mutia Zahronia A (25)

Naila Nadhifa (26)

Nayla Elisia M (27)

Pollution is an environmental problem that negatively impacts the environment and health. Some of the health impacts of air pollution include the potential for illness, as contaminated air containing chemicals can cause illnesses such as shortness of breath, asthma, and even cancer. It can also irritate the respiratory tract and cause respiratory problems. Furthermore, air pollution has several environmental impacts, including global warming, ozone depletion, and global climate change.

Solutions to prevent air pollution include reforestation by planting trees, increasing public awareness, and using more environmentally friendly public transportation.

The main thing is, air pollution control must be carried out through collaboration between the public and the government. Education and increased awareness are key to the success of sustainable air pollution control efforts.

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Member of group:

Anggun Istiani/04

Aqila Shofiana Wardaty/05

Avinka Bunga Anggraeni/06

Bilqis Ananda Shalsabila/09

Calista Niadasari/10

"Landslide in Pekalongan"

A landslide in Pekalongan caused by heavy rainfall has led to various problems, including disrupted transportation access due to roads being blocked by landslide debris, damage to agricultural land, material losses to residents’ homes, and fatalities, forcing some residents to evacuate to avoid the risk of further incidents. The government and volunteer teams have carried out evacuations, cleared debris, and provided emergency assistance to affected victims. Solutions to address and prevent similar events in the future include reforestation in landslide-prone areas, improving drainage systems to ensure smoother water flow, and educating the community about the early warning signs of landslides. These mitigation efforts are expected to minimize the risk of losses and protect residents’ safety.

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Aldofo syahfa saputra(3)

Azelo Ardita (7)

abel Atalla(1)

Forest fires are uncontrolled fires that spread through forests and grasslands, causing serious damage to nature and human life.

Forest fires can be caused by natural factors such as lightning and prolonged drought, but most are caused by human activities such as careless burning, carelessly discarded cigarette butts, or illegal land clearing by burning.

The impact of forest fires is devastating.

Forest fires destroy trees, kill animals, and pollute the air with thick smoke. The smoke can cause respiratory problems and release carbon dioxide, which contributes to climate change. Forest fires also damage soil and reduce water availability, thus affecting the health of living things.do not play with fire in the forest or dry places

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Member of group:

Anggun Istiani/04

Aqila Shofiana Wardaty/05

Avinka Bunga Anggraeni/06

Bilqis Ananda Shalsabila/09

Calista Niadasari/10

"Landslide in Pekalongan"

A landslide in Pekalongan caused by heavy rainfall has led to various problems, including disrupted transportation access due to roads being blocked by landslide debris, damage to agricultural land, material losses to residents’ homes, and fatalities, forcing some residents to evacuate to avoid the risk of further incidents. The government and volunteer teams have carried out evacuations, cleared debris, and provided emergency assistance to affected victims. Solutions to address and prevent similar events in the future include reforestation in landslide-prone areas, improving drainage systems to ensure smoother water flow, and educating the community about the early warning signs of landslides. These mitigation efforts are expected to minimize the risk of losses and protect residents’ safety.

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Cinta rara/11

Zakiyatul /12

FadilahNur/14

Fadila aghniya/13

Farida/15

The earthquake at yogyakarta at 6,3mg was caused by a cesarean shift that caused many homes to be damaged including transportation and mobility, such as the closing of adisucipto airports, several railway stations, power outages in various areas, damage to piyungan market and business centers that disrupted trade activities.

Conslusion:

So, governments should provide socializing to people on earthquake mitigation to make them better prepared and less costly.

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1.Muh Fayyadh A S

2.Ahmad Fajar F I

3.Muh Mirza B R

4.Fawaz Dhafi S

5.Muh Rafi D

6.Rasiekh Reksadana

Vulcanic eruption

A volcanic eruption is the release of pressure that occurs when magma (hot molten rock) and gases inside a volcano reach the surface. This happens when the pressure of the magma exceeds the strength of the rock covering at the volcano’s summit. Once the covering rock breaks, magma, gases, ash, and other volcanic materials are released into the atmosphere.

Types of Volcanic Eruptions

There are several types of volcanic eruptions, ranging from relatively calm to highly explosive:

Hawaiian Eruption: These eruptions are relatively calm, with lava flowing slowly from the volcano’s summit.

Strombolian Eruption: These eruptions are more explosive than Hawaiian eruptions, with regular bursts and jets of gas.

Vulcanian Eruption: These eruptions are more violent and cause powerful explosions, releasing lava, rocks, and ash.

Plinian Eruption: These eruptions are extremely explosive, producing ash and gas columns that can reach heights of thousands of kilometers.

Volcanic eruptions can have significant impacts, including:

Threat to Life: Eruptions can cause fatalities due to pyroclastic flows, hot clouds, and lahars.

Economic Losses: Damage to property, agriculture, and infrastructure can lead to major economic losses.

Climate Change: Particles and gases released during eruptions can affect the global climate by causing temporary cooling.

Air and Water Pollution: Volcanic particles and toxic gases can contaminate air and water sources.

Prevention and Preparedness Measures

Prevention and preparedness are crucial in reducing volcanic eruption risks:

Early Warning Systems: Monitor volcanic activity and have effective early warning systems to alert nearby residents when an eruption occurs.

Evacuation Planning: Prepare detailed evacuation plans and ensure residents know how and when to evacuate.

Earthquake-Resistant Buildings: Construct or reinforce buildings to withstand earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

Safety Training: Provide residents with training on safety measures during and after an eruption.

Conclusion

A volcanic eruption is a fascinating natural phenomenon, but it can also have major and dangerous impacts. Learning about the types of eruptions, their effects, and prevention measures is key to ensuring the safety of communities and the environment. With good preparedness and better understanding of volcanic eruptions, we can reduce risks and respon

d more effectively when an eruption occurs.