Desertification : Avoid It To Save Health Ecology

 Desertification : Avoid It To Save Health Ecology

This process is gradually and take ecology of desert to be converted to dense forest by the engineering of vegetation and based on the sylviculture technology.

Other condition of desertification is gradual process which land are gradually degraded by man mismanagement and unwise conservation. Desert is the result.

 

This condition can be avoided by wise land use and conservation measures. Avoid it to save health ecology

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Cannot Be a Healthy Life without Water.

Cannot Be A Healthy Life Without Water.

 Aswan is the biggest Dam in the world, and Egypt is proud that the Nile with the Aswam dam serve to supply water for irrigation, generate electricity, household uses, tourism, and other.  It has surface area of 5,250 km². It reserves 107,000,000 acre ft of water. It has debit 11,000 m³ minute^-1, and it supplies irrigation for 3,360,000 ha, and produces electricity of 2,100 MW.

Northern areas of West Java (Bekasi, Karawang, Subang and Indramayu regencies) has been famous  since the Kingdom history of Hindu Java  as the rice producing areas. And since the Jatiluhur has been operating, in these regencies after one or two harvests of rice, the fields are cultivated  for horticulture/vegetables, that the areas are also supplying many vegetables as  major crops after rice.

 The existence of Jatiluhur dam should change the environment as affected by the pattern of agricultural practices to the more productive and  sustainable.   However the fact is not in line with what should be or is expected. There are many idle areas uncultivated, and what is worst large areas are converted to non-agricultural purposes. Jatilihur supplying water for two provinces is very important to serve for healthy life in the regions.

   The Nile water is traditionally controlled by Egypt, and 85% is for irrigation. The problem that is to be solved is how to make better use of the existing flow of the Nile. And in the long run Egypt must not be dependent on  the Nile water for up-stream countries are claiming it. Egypt has potential to develop woods and forest regions with managing the present Nile water available.  

 The existence of perennial plants growing in Cairo city indicates that Egyptian land is arable for woods or perennial vegetation. The statement of the head of geology laboratory of Cairo University that Egyptian land was greener than Indonesian in the last time is exactly rational and the better environmental condition can be regained.   

The life quality depend on water. No life without water.


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