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Lucena, Emily Sip Research
Lucena, Emily Sip Research
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LUCENA, EMILY C.
STEM 2
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Department of Education
CARAGA Administrative Region
Division of Surigao del Norte
Alegria Stand Alone Senior High School
Alegria, Surigao del Norte
ABSTRACT
The final two decades of the twentieth century have seen the environmental issue gain
international attention, motivating governments, media outlets, and civil society organizations
worldwide. Climate change, one of the primary issues facing the global civilization, has shown to
years. The topic at hand begins with a brief mention of the rise in global awareness of
environmental issues. It then looks at the nature of these issues, the goals for resolving them, and
INTRODUCTION
The detrimental impacts of human activity on the biophysical environment are known as
environmental concerns. For the sake of the environment and people alike, environmental
protection is the practice of preserving the natural environment at the individual, corporate, and
governmental levels. Through activity, education, and advocacy, environmentalism—a social and
calamities is rising. Now, almost 70% of disasters have a climate component, up from roughly
50% two decades ago. These catastrophes cost more money and claim a greater human casualty
rate. Compared to 1.7 billion in the decade prior, 2.4 billion individuals were impacted by climate-
related disasters in the last ten years. Between 1992 and 2008, the price of reacting to disasters
gets worse every day. The population of all people on Earth is predicted to increase by 2 billion
In Barangay San Isidro, Tubod, Surigao del Norte, and globally, environmental concerns
such as deforestation and the improper disposal of household and industrial waste have emerged
as critical issues threatening the delicate balance of ecosystems. Deforestation, a process driven
by the increasing demand for homes, food, and raw materials, is rapidly depleting the world's
forests, which play a crucial role in producing oxygen and regulating temperature and
precipitation. As these vital green spaces continue to diminish, the consequences are felt not only
locally but on a global scale, contributing to climate change and loss of biodiversity.
Simultaneously, the improper management of household and industrial waste poses another
significant challenge, creating a pressing worldwide crisis in waste disposal and exacerbating
Deforestation in Barangay San Isidro and worldwide is a multifaceted issue with profound
ecological ramifications. The global forest cover, currently accounting for 30% of the Earth's
surface, is shrinking at an alarming rate due to human activities. In San Isidro, the clearing of
forests for urban expansion and resource extraction has disrupted local ecosystems, displacing
wildlife and undermining the community's long-term sustainability. The global implications of
change and the disruption of weather patterns. This poses a threat not only to the residents of San
Isidro but to the entire world, emphasizing the urgency of addressing deforestation as a global
environmental priority.
Department of Education
CARAGA Administrative Region
Division of Surigao del Norte
Alegria Stand Alone Senior High School
Alegria, Surigao del Norte
environmental challenges faced by Barangay San Isidro and the world. Excessive resource
consumption and the rampant production of plastics have led to a waste disposal crisis. In San
Isidro, as in many places globally, inadequate waste management practices contribute to pollution,
threatening water sources and harming aquatic life. Moreover, the indiscriminate dumping of
waste in oceans has far-reaching consequences, impacting marine ecosystems and posing a risk to
human health through the contamination of seafood. The global scope of this problem necessitates
concerted efforts to reduce, reuse, and recycle waste, promoting sustainable practices that mitigate
Barangay San Isidro, Tubod, Surigao del Norte, mirror larger global challenges that demand
demand for resources, disrupts ecosystems and exacerbates climate change, affecting not only
local communities like San Isidro but the entire planet. Simultaneously, the improper disposal of
household and industrial waste poses a global crisis, polluting oceans and adversely impacting
ecosystems. Addressing these issues requires collaborative efforts at local, national, and
international levels, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices, conservation efforts, and
responsible waste management to ensure a healthier and more resilient environment for current
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Barangay San Isidro, Tubod, Surigao del Norte, as well as globally, can be traced back to a
of deforestation, the historical demand for land, resources, and agricultural expansion has driven
extensive clearing of forests, altering the landscape and contributing to ecological imbalances. The
evolution of industrialization, coupled with a growing global population, has accelerated this
process, leading to widespread deforestation for timber, urbanization, and agricultural purposes.
On the other hand, the issue of household and industrial waste mismanagement has historical roots
in the post-industrial era, marked by the rise of disposable consumer culture and the widespread
surged, with inadequate waste disposal practices becoming evident. Recognizing the historical
trajectory of these environmental challenges is crucial for developing effective solutions that
address both local and global dimensions, acknowledging the historical legacy that has shaped the
As a student and an integral part of the community in Barangay San Isidro, Tubod, Surigao
del Norte, there are several proactive steps that can be taken to contribute to the resolution of local
environmental issues. Education plays a pivotal role, and students can actively engage in raising
awareness about the importance of sustainable practices, afforestation initiatives, and responsible
waste disposal within the community. Collaborating with local authorities, participating in tree-
planting campaigns, and organizing community clean-up drives are practical ways for students to
directly impact the local environment. Additionally, students can advocate for the incorporation of
On a global scale, citizens can contribute to the mitigation of deforestation and waste-
conscious choices in daily activities, such as reducing single-use plastics, supporting eco-friendly
products, and promoting a circular economy. Advocacy for stricter environmental regulations and
policies is crucial, urging governments and corporations to prioritize conservation and sustainable
environmental protection can amplify individual efforts, emphasizing the shared responsibility of
all citizens in safeguarding the planet. By fostering a collective commitment to sustainable living,
both at the local and global levels, individuals can play a pivotal role in addressing the
RECOMMENDATION
As a student, active community member, and aspiring environmental warrior in Barangay San
Isidro, Tubod, Surigao del Norte, my recommendations align with the United Nations' Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs). To address the environmental issues of deforestation and improper
practices into the local school curriculum and organizing workshops that emphasize the
environmental committees can help mobilize collective action and ensure the sustainable use of
local resources.
As an environmental warrior, advocating for policy changes at both the local and national
levels is crucial. Engaging with local authorities to implement and enforce regulations that protect
natural habitats and regulate waste disposal practices is essential. Additionally, fostering
partnerships with environmental organizations and leveraging social media platforms can help
raise awareness about the importance of sustainable living and garner support for conservation
initiatives. By aligning community efforts with the UN's SDGs, particularly Goal 15 (Life on
Land) and Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), Barangay San Isidro can make
significant strides towards creating a more sustainable and resilient community, contributing to the
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