The video discusses the severe pollution in West Java, Indonesia, caused by factories and local waste, affecting agriculture and health. The fields have changed colors due to dyes, and rice production has halved. Despite government regulations, activists claim insufficient controls. Villagers face health risks from polluted water, and both factories and residents contribute to the pollution. The government has allocated a significant budget to tackle this issue over the next 15 years.

What has been the effect of factory dyes on the irrigation canals in West Java?

• They have improved water quality.

• They have changed the color of the canals.

• They have reduced the need for irrigation.

• They have increased rice production.

How has the pollution affected rice production in West Java?

• It has doubled the production.

• It has had no effect.

• It has halved the production.

• It has increased the production time.

What do activists accuse the government of regarding pollution control?

• Implementing too many controls.

• Ignoring the pollution issue.

• Not implementing enough controls.

• Providing too much funding.

What health issue is mentioned as a result of using polluted water?

• Digestive issues.

• Vision problems.

• Skin problems.

• Respiratory problems.

What is the national priority project aiming to tackle in West Java?

• Increasing tourism.

• Tackling river pollution.

• Reducing factory production.

• Improving agricultural techniques.