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Standards Practical Tools in Dealing with Climate Change
Author(s) -
Biatna Dulbert T
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
eksergi
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2460-8203
pISSN - 1410-394X
DOI - 10.31315/e.v10i2.342
Subject(s) - climate change , deforestation (computer science) , greenhouse gas , natural resource economics , global warming , business , climate change mitigation , government (linguistics) , united nations framework convention on climate change , environmental protection , environmental resource management , environmental science , kyoto protocol , economics , ecology , linguistics , philosophy , computer science , biology , programming language
Drastic climate change is becoming an increasingly serious threat to the survival of living beings on this planet. Various effects have been caused by climate change such as rising temperatures, floods, rising sea level, the uncertain season and other radical changes. Other than forest destruction, as well as industry and transportation use fossil fuels contributed in exacerbating climate change. Indonesia, have adopted identical to the four Green House Gases (GHG) into the SNI via reprints. As a developing country and the condition of Indonesia's forests and peatland in the tropics, it is more easy going deforestation and degradation. Indonesia is concentrated to develop standards in deforestation field based decreased functions of tropical rain forests as carbon sinks are big enough, not to mention the peatland carbon stocks that have high potential around 36 Gton CO2 from 22 million hectares only. The development of ISO standards in measurements and calculations the Greenhouse Effect, Product Recycling, Promoting Environmental good, Energy Efficiency, Consumer Aware Environmental, very useful and contribute to tackle climate change significantly with the implementation of international standards. The most important thing now is how far the destruction of nature caused by human habits that are not environmentally friendly. Increasing understanding about the scale of change needed to tackle global warming, government, business and civil society should be able to perform the necessary steps and face the need to work in partnership to address such a change. In the long term the benefits of addressing climate change will far outweigh the impact costs . But in the short term, governments, business, and civil society will be more willing to bear those costs if they know their counterparts and competitors use standards, as a practical tool in dealing with climate change.

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