Hey njing ! sudah berapa kali kau jilat pantat pembantumu sehari ini !? --- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Ga beda dgn orang2 islam dan anjing2 buduk piaraan mereka di milis ini, si > SBY ini ngibul dgn ga tau malu padahal faktanya bilang lain. > > > > > > >________________________________ > > From: Sunny <ambon@...> > >To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... > >Sent: Monday, October 1, 2012 7:45 PM > >Subject: [proletar] Indonesia has succeeded in reducing deforestation: > >president + Forest Fires Rage in Central Java, East Kalimantan > > > > > >Â > >Ref: Lihat juga âLaju Kerusakan Hutan di Kalsel Sangat Tinggi â > >http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2012/09/30/352258/127/101/Laju-Kerusakan-Hutan-di-Kalsel-Sangat-Tinggi- > > dan Sumatra Hot Spot Count Highest in Years, September 27, 2012 > >http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/health/sumatra-hot-spot-count-highest-in-years/546817 > > > >Alangkah bagus pernyataan SBY. > > > >http://www.antaranews.com/en/news/84709/indonesia-has-succeeded-in-reducing-deforestation-president > >Indonesia has succeeded in reducing deforestation: president > >Tue, September 25 2012 16:52 | 330 Views > > > >Presiden Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (REUTERS/Daniel Hartley-Allen) > > > >35 percent of Indonesia`s tropical rain forests are currently protected by > >the government... > >stated that Indonesia has succeeded in reducing deforestation and the > >government is continuing its reforestation efforts by implementing a number > >of programmes involving the local community. > > > >"The most depressing event relating to deforestation in our country is when > >we lost 3.5 million hectares of rain forests during the > >transition-to-democracy period in 2000," he said in New York on Monday night. > > > >"From that point on, Indonesia launched a number of policies to regain its > >forest cover," he added. > > > >President Yudhoyono admitted that it was not easy to implement such > >policies, which required cooperation of the local community as well as the > >international community. > > > >"One of our decisions was to make a breakthrough by implementing the REDD > >plus program in cooperation with the Norwegian government," he said. > > > >However, the decision was widely criticized across Indonesia. The head of > >the state had to assure his countrymen that the move was part of the > >government's efforts to preserve the environment and it would benefit > >Indonesia in the long term. > > > >"We also issued a moratorium to protect our forests, as part of our > >reformation efforts," the President said. > > > >"One of the positive outcomes of the policy is that 35 percent of > >Indonesia`s tropical rain forests are currently protected by the > >government," he explained. > > > >"Besides, we also aggressively initiated our reforestation efforts. I led > >the campaign and have managed to plant one billion trees every year. So far, > >we have planted about three billion trees," President Yudhoyono stated. > > > >He also called on the global community to cooperate with Indonesia in its > >efforts to achieve sustainable economic growth. > >(A050) > >+++++ > >http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/forest-fires-rage-in-central-java-east-kalimantan/546687 > >Forest Fires Rage in Central Java, East Kalimantan > >SP/Imron Rosyid & Tunggadewa Mattangkilang | September 27, 2012 > > > >A forest fire on Lawu mountain is seen from Magetan, East Java, on Tuesday. > >(Antara Photo/Siswowidodo) olo/West Kutai. Forest fires have razed thousands > >of hectares of land in Central Java and East Kalimantan as an unusually > >intense and protracted dry spell drags on, officials reported on Wednesday. > > > >In Karanganyar, Central Java, more than 500 hectares of forests and tree > >nurseries on the slopes of Mount Lawu have been torched since Monday, with > >the fires still raging as of Wednesday. > > > >Aji Pratama, head of the Karanganyar Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD), said > >the extremely dry conditions and strong winds were fueling the flames and > >making it hard for firefighters to douse them. > > > >âThe fires started in Ngawi district [in East Java] and have spread here > >because of the winds,â he said. > > > >âItâs not just the brush and shrubs that are getting burned, but also > >trees, especially pines.â > > > >Much of the affected area on Mount Lawu consists of logging concessions that > >include pine, acacia and eucalyptus trees. > > > >Sunardi, a resident of Ngargoyoso subdistrict further down the slope, said > >the ash from the burning vegetation was raining down on residential areas. > >He added residents were afraid that the fire would reach their homes. > > > >âWeâre 25 kilometers away from the fires, but you never know with the > >way the windâs blowing,â he said. > > > >Maryono, coordinator of the district emergency response unit, said the size > >of the scorched area was increasing by the hour, with the fire now > >encroaching on a community forest. > > > >Rina Iriani, the Karanganyar district head, said fires were not an uncommon > >problem on Lawuâs slopes, but this yearâs blaze was worse because of the > >dry conditions and strong winds. > > > >She said she had ordered all hiking routes in the area to be temporarily > >closed and called on residentâs living on the mountainâs slopes to help > >in putting out the fires. > > > >In West Kutai, East Kalimantan, forest fires have razed more than 1,500 > >hectares of land since Monday. A harsh dry spell has also been blamed for > >the extent of the disaster there. > > > >Yustinus A.S., head of the district forestry office, said the fires were not > >believed to be man-made. He said the affected area, on the periphery of the > >Kersik Luway orchid park, a forest conservation area, had previously > >experienced severe fires lasting several months in 1987 and 1997. > > > >âBoth those previous times we lost around 5,000 hectares of forest. This > >time itâs only around 1,500 hectares, most of which was forest area that > >was replanted after the 1997 fire,â Yustinus said. > > > >He added that firefighters and residents alike were trying to put out the > >flames and prevent the fire spreading to the orchid park. > > > >Haze from the fire is also causing problems at West Kutaiâs Melalan > >Sendawar Airport, where visibility was down to one kilometer on Wednesday, > >well below the usual three kilometers. > > > >The conditions forced the airport to freeze operations from Wednesday. > >Suparno, the airport manager, said scheduled flights to Samarinda and > >Balikpapan had to be canceled because of the haze. âWe donât know yet > >when we can reopen the airport,â he said. > > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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