Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Climate-Change-Social-Documentation-in-Indonesia-27MZIFLCS6JC.htmlConceptually similarClimate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP0PUZCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP0Y95Completed★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP0DVNCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP09MDCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP01GKRCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP057RCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP0TTTCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP0DBSCompleted★★★★Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaGP0OV4Completed★★★★View AllGP016Y1Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaIndonesian girls laugh and play in the water in a late afternoon dip in Panggang island of Kepulaun Seribu (thousand islands). Most of the population of Indonesia is unaware of the future impacts of climate change and the dire predictions of scientists around the world. Indonesian Environment Minister, Mr. R. Witoelar, recently announced that about 2000 islands are expected to drown in his archipelagic nation due to climate change induced sea level rise.Locations:Indonesia-Jakarta-Jakarta Raya-Kepulauan Seribu-Southeast AsiaDate:20 Apr, 2007Credit:© Greenpeace / Shailendra YashwantMaximum size:2400px X 1594pxRestrictions:No FundraisingKeywords:Beaches-Children-Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-Happiness-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Playing (activity)-Sea level rise-YoungShoot:Climate Change Social Documentation in IndonesiaMost of the population of Indonesia is unaware of the future impacts of climate change and the dire predictions of scientists around the world. Indonesian Environment Minister, Mr. R. Witoelar, recently announced that about 2000 islands are expected to drown in his archipelagic nation due to climate change induced sea level rise.
