Name: Soil resource mismanagement impacts in Sarawak, Malaysia.
Uploaded: 2022-09-09
Duration: 3 min 12 s
Description: Soil resource mismanagement impacts in Sarawak, Malaysia..

[Audio] Soil resource mismanagement impacts in Sarawak, Malaysia.. 

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Soil resource mismanagement impacts in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Member: Elfeera   Rozanna   Resmah  Khoo (21030152) Nur’Aina   Danisha   Izzati  Binti Ahmad Ramdan (21030509) Michell Tang Ping (21030521)

[Audio] Sarawak is part of Malaysia since 1963. A flag flying in the sky Description automatically generated with medium confidence. 

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A flag flying in the sky

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[Audio] But the expansion of Sarawak territorial start from 1841 until 1905 during British colonial. 

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[Audio] Sarawak development continues until now. Sarawak is the 3rd largest economy of Malaysia sates. It contribute Malaysian gross domestic product ( GDP) for 9.5% in 2020. Sarawak GDP growth for 2.9% in 2021.
This development & contribution in GDP is heavily dependent on natural resource extraction & exports which are known in oil gas, timber & palm oil.. 

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3 rd  largest economy of Malaysia 9.5% Malaysia GDP in 2020 2.9% GDP growth (2021)

Natural resource extraction Oil & gas Timber Palm oil

[Audio] This massive development & mismanage in soil resources trigger tree cover loss. It is recorded by Landsat satellite that Sarawak's tree cover loss is 3.11 million hectare with equivalent to 27% loss.. 

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[Audio] If this current land use trend continues, environmental disaster such as the Aral Sea dissertation might happen in Sarawak, Malaysia in this near future.. 

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But the expansion of Sarawak territorial start from 1841 until 1905 during British colonial

Sarawak is the 3rd largest economy of Malaysia sates

It contribute Malaysian gross domestic product (GDP) for 9.5% in 2020

This development & contribution in GDP is heavily dependent on natural resource extraction & exports which are known in oil gas, timber & palm oil.

This massive development & mismanage in soil resources trigger tree cover loss

It is recorded by Landsat satellite that Sarawak's tree cover loss is 3.11 million hectare with equivalent to 27% loss.

If this current land use trend continues, environmental disaster such as the Aral Sea dissertation might happen in Sarawak, Malaysia in this near future.