"Collapse-ibility" Investigation of Indonesia & El Salvador
El Salvador, a country from my region
to-date, endures hurricanes and suffers from a number of human-induced
environmental issues such as: water-pollution and climate change. Indonesia, a
country from my previous region, experiences tsunamis (and the like) and deals
with water and air pollution. There are many issues within these countries in
addition to those that I mentioned. Deforestation is the main environmental
commonality between Indonesia and El Salvador. Climate change and environmental
damage afflict both countries significantly.
I
began this process by entering all of the guidelines for this project into a
word document. I applied the five-point framework to each of the countries and
researched information that corresponds to each. The document that I created
was consistently referred to throughout this process. Google was of great
assistance in acquiring websites that produce information that is essential to
understanding and determining the “collapse-ibility” of the countries. I
encountered websites like: U.S. Department of State and environmental
organizations. The most tedious task, other than using the five-point
framework, was settling on an appealing and informational layout. Other steps
were to organize, form my bibliography, and incorporate pictures.
The
five-point framework was all of straightforward, difficult and perplexing.
Categories (points) like: hostile neighbors and trade partners were open. I did
not enjoy wrapping my research around the point framework because some of the
information lacked. The process of indentifying recent, accurate sources was
frustrating.
Things
I'd Change...I would address the 5 points in further depth. I made some
connections to Collapse and mentioned
the issues that support each category, but the paragraphs could be longer and
more detailed. *The information was still adequate and well presented.
The
project was different, complex, and plenty other things. More time for
completion is necessary for this project.
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