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Lake Rawa Pening

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Rawa Pening is estimated to have been formed between 18,000 and 13,500 BC after a period of increased precipitation. It reached its largest size from 11,000 to 9,000 BC but shrank until it reached its current size around 6,000 BC.
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of 270 to 880 kilograms (600 to 1,940 lb) per day, averaging 780 tonnes yearly, with the water level dropping 29% since 1989. The overabundance of aquatic plants has been blamed, especially
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near the lake. Fishing is common as a source of supplementary income, and the water from the lake irrigates nearby rice fields. It has also been cited as being used for
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had earlier been attempted beginning in 1932, originally using mechanical methods but later switching to herbicides, These efforts were discontinued in the 1960s.
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Aquatic weeds in South East Asia : proceedings of a Regional Seminar on Noxious Aquatic Vegetation, New Delhi, 12-17 December 1973
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Aquatic weeds in South East Asia : proceedings of a Regional Seminar on Noxious Aquatic Vegetation, New Delhi, 12-17 December 1973
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Sémah, Anne-Marie; Sémah, François; Moudrikah, Rachid; Fröhlich, François; Djubiantono, Tony (2004).
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2,500 to 2,670 hectares (25.0 to 26.7 km; 9.7 to 10.3 sq mi)
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population to 20% by 2030. Other suggestions include the introduction of
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Numerous species of aquatic plants live in Rawa Pening, including
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policy. Several establishments, such as the tourist attraction
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According to Tri Retnaningsih Soeprobowati, a researcher at
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To protect Rawa Pening, the local government has enacted a
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One of the major roles of Rawa Pening is as a source of
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Many species of aquatic plants are found at Rawa Pening
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is one of the main contributors to the formation of
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Rawa Pening reflects the clouds in its still water
Rawa Pening is located in Java
7°17′S 110°26′E / 7.283°S 110.433°E / -7.283; 110.433
Basin
Ambarawa Basin
Central Java
Ambarawa Basin
Central Java
Ambarawa
Salatiga
green belt
Kampoeng Rawa
Two fishermen in a boat on the lake
hydroelectricity
Tuntang River
flood control
A large amount of aquatic plants seen floating on the lake
Panicum repens
Eichhornia crassipes
Salvinia cucullata
Hydrilla verticillata
floating islands
peat
Diponegoro University
Semarang
deposition
grass carp
herbicides

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