We know the law of cause and effect
By rifnee
@rifnee (1713)
Indonesia
February 4, 2011 11:13am CST
We know the law of cause and effect, to natural disasters, we must be keen in seeing the cause of the disaster.?
From each case of natural disasters, many mass media only mentioned due to disasters caused by nature itself.
For example, flooding in the area of Tuban, Ngawi, Lamongan, the news only focused on the result of the impact of flooding, while what makes for the flood, not exposed in detail and depth, for example, why S. Solo if so far only regular flooding this year is really overwhelming to go anywhere, at least more people will know where the location of this natural management mistakes, and hopefully people will get complete information.
For example, landslides also, why in the years ago avalanches are not as bad now? what causes it and who is responsible?
We can not just blame the current government, let alone blame nature for granted, the natural cycle of course be the same from year to year, depending on how we want to protect nature as part of our lives.
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4 responses
@kendedes2011 (2712)
• Indonesia
7 Feb 11
Come to think, it all went back to the man himself, there will be no effect if there is no reason. so before demanding to the government, people must be introspective, because not all the government's responsibility, but rather a shared responsibility. start on your self, then to someone else! Right friend?
@gengeni (3308)
• Indonesia
6 Feb 11
Yes. all the natural disasters which is currently due to human activity alone. Felling trees everywhere, taking copious river sand, construction of which do not pay attention to the balance of nature, nature which continually exploited.
@nakula2009 (2325)
• Indonesia
4 Feb 11
For more favorable mass media covering stories about natural disasters, instead of writing how to avoid disaster ... anyone who want to buy? depending on how the local government socialize, if the government is busy ... yes how society should be interchangeable to improvise. Indeed, not all disasters caused by human activities, but if no one would care ... we accept only its disaster.
@dayangsumbi2010 (1724)
• Indonesia
5 Feb 11
The answer is 1, ie the erosive nature of society itself so that, as a small example: littering, and can not maintain its own environment to stay clean, so that the people themselves who must be responsible for its disaster, because the government in these efforts can only help to safety first, and try to rectify the situation.
