As an archipelagic country with 65 percent of its population living in coastal areas, then global warming, which results in sea-level rise, must be seen as a serious threat to Indonesia. Meanwhile, as an agrarian country, this nation's agricultural productiveness is also threatened by equally serious disruptions due to climate change. The irregularity of climate change and shifts in the beginning and end of seasons, such as the dry and rainy seasons, make it very difficult for farmers to plan planting and harvesting periods.
The occurrence of seasonal shifts will affect the planning of agricultural activities, so planting schedules will be disrupted, resulting in decreased production rates and even crop failure. After that, new sources of plant diseases, strong winds, and storms that destroy crops emerge. Meanwhile, excessively long dry seasons and floods during the rainy season cause agricultural productiveness to decline. In addition, the rise in the Earth's surface temperature will disrupt the life patterns of agricultural crops.
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