英文摘要 |
Along with the development of society and the rise of land development demands, people’s interference to the environment increases, and the environmental changes strengthen. Consequently, the frequency and scale of environmental hazards rise. Linbian and Jiadong Township locate in the southwest coastal area of Pingtung County. Due to the blossom of fish farming and its unique geographical environment, this area has been suffering badly from the groundwater extraction for over 30 years. And have become the worst locations with the most serious problem of land subsidence. The maximum cumulative subsidence has reached up to 3.02 meters. In addition, its current altitude is close to the sea level resulting in habitual flooding during raining season as well as the nightmare of the local residents. IPCC (Article 4, 2007) predicts that the occurrence of extreme climate around the globe would rise and recommends that every country should endeavor in promoting relevant adaptation work apart from efforts for mitigation strategy. This study aims behavior geography via which qualitative research method is applied to conduct in-depth interviews in an attempt to investigate environmental perception of residents and the policy of governors in the research area, hoping to explore the adaptation and the reaction of residents while coping with environment hazard after August 8 Flood. The research findings are as follows: 1. After August 8 Flood, the residents have shown more anxiety and only reflect on the relocation of their space and furniture. Driven by the economical production benefit, they may maintain traditional farming on the land use and result in great risk of being exposed to future hazards. 2. Residents distrust the Government’s policy but rely on the flood control construction of Government heavily. |