Water pollution<\/p>\n
One of the critical problems in Indonesia is water pollution.
\nIt has become a big issue since all people rely on water.
\nHopefully, we can find a way to solve this problem.<\/p>\n
Every action has consequences. As has been observed, there are
\nmany actions that can lead to water pollution, such as
\nthe dumping of household and industrial waste and the use of
\nrivers by people as toilets or places to wash.<\/p>\n
Moreover, these bad habits might cause serious problems, such
\nas contaminated water, diseases caused by bacteria and even
\nflooding due to the accumulation of waste<\/p>\n
It is said that for every problem there is a solution. So, the
\nwater pollution problem can also be solved. There are many things
\nthat the government could do to manage this problem, such as
\nimposing heavy penalties for littering, or making a regulation on
\nthe mandatory use of recycled materials for packaging.
\nBy doing so the amount of litter would be reduced significantly.<\/p>\n
The government must advise people who live near rivers
\nagainst building semi-permanent toilets by the riverbanks.<\/p>\n
Something must be done before things get worse. An increased
\nawareness of the problem would be a good first step.<\/p>\n
DIANA PUTRI
\nTangerang, Jakarta<\/p>\n
Note: We also received another letter on the same subject from
\nCynthia.<\/p>\n
--Editor<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/water-pollution-1447899208", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }