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Last Tuesday, on the last day of October, heavy rains finally drenched the city of Jakarta. It was a welcome respite from the unbearable heat that has been on the city for more than two months. This has been a long dry season, and rains have come very late as temperatures soared unusually high even for ’s equatorial dry season. Temperatures of 35 and 36 degrees centigrade were not unusual, while Jakarta ’s temperature normally ranges between 27 to 30 degrees.
In the countryside, the sun has parched and cracked fertile soil, and wells are running dry. In Kendal, Central Java, dams that usually irrigate paddy fields at 3000 liters per second now only produce some 50 liters per second, causing the new rice planting season to be postponed for two months until early December. Lakes have receded, ceasing supply to stations that are powered by water to generate electricity to the islands. Forest fires, man-made and natural, have caused thick smoke to choke the skies of Sumatra and Kalimantan, preventing aircrafts from landing and taking off. And, blown further north by the winds, the haze has shrouded the skies of, and parts of. Other forest fires high along the slopes of volcanoes on Java are still seen ablaze, as tracts of forests have become tinder dry.
But, now the rainy season is finally approaching. Parts of Sumatra have already been washed by tropical rains. Minister for the Environment, Rachmat Witoelar reported that 90% of fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan, especially those on peat land, have been doused by the rains, as well as sprayed from two Russian BE200 aircrafts. But haze in Pontianak, Banjarmasin and Palangkaraya are still reportedly quite thick. The weathermen, however, say that the rainy season is expected to start by mid November only, and will peak between mid-December to end January.
But, with the rainy season comes the specter of floods. Having learnt from past experiences, Jakarta’s administration and Jakarta ’s population are today preparing for untoward floods.
Transtv and Metrotv report that Jakarta ’s sluices are now being checked to make sure that winches are well oiled.  Hovels built on levees are cleared. Community centers are checking rafts to evacuate people in case of floods, especially the elderly and the sick. In homes, people are raising their TV and other precious furniture to higher levels. There are, so the report says more than 34 areas in Jakarta that are prone to floods each rainy season, they include the neighbourhoods of Kampung Melayu, Bukit Duri, Pulo Mas and others.
Jakarta is overcrowded as it is, and yet a week after the Eid holidays, some 28,000 more people have flocked into the capital city from the countryside in search of already scarce jobs. Most lack education and skills. And so, between Jakarta’s glitzy malls and luxurious real estates on the one hand, and crammed unhygienic hovels, on the other, Governor Sutiyoso admits that Jakarta is not ideal as a capital city, as large areas are located below sea level, therefore floods tend to occur every year, now more than before.
With these extreme weather patterns around us, are these a natural cycle or are they indications of a drastic climate change? Is it only happening in or also elsewhere, since it seems that catastrophic hurricanes, tsunamis, droughts, floods occur in so many parts of the world today.
From Monday 6 November to 17 November, the 12th Conference of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change takes place in Nairobi,. Included in this meeting is the 2nd Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol – to discuss Climate Change and what must be done to slow down the greenhouse effect on planet earth. For climate change as is happening today is impacting not only weather patterns and the world’s eco-system, but threatens global economies and societies, food and water supply, and it seems, even the very existence of planet Earth itself.
The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), in its 2001 report confirmed that "An increasing body of observations gives a collective picture of a warming world and other changes in the climate system."
Scientists have found that the 10 warmest years globally since 1856 have occurred in the last 15 years, while the year 2005 was the warmest on record, jointly with 1998.
As a consequence, there are warning signs that foreshadow the types of impacts likely to become more frequent and widespread with continued warming, which are called “Harbingers”. And these include: the Spreading of diseases; Earlier spring arrival ; Plant and animal range shifts and population changes; Coral reef bleaching; Downpours, heavy snowfalls, and flooding; Droughts and fires.
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